Public Provident Fund (PPF) Account – Benefits, Calculator, Interest Rate, Rules

Описание: Public Provident Fund or PPF Account benefits are discussed in Hindi. How to open a PPF account online or in Post Office, PPF Calculator, Interest Rate, and other PPF rules regarding withdrawal, eligibility, maturity period, etc. are discussed in detail.

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PPF accounts can be opened in a Post Office or an Authorized Bank like SBI, PNB, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, etc.

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00:00 Introduction
00:50 Major Benefits of PPF
01:50 PPF Eligibility
02:35 Where to Open a PPF account?
02:52 How much you can invest?
03:39 Maturity Period
04:23 How much interest do you receive in PPF?
05:40 How to open a PPF account?
06:28 Pre-mature withdrawal
05:52 Important Points
09:22 How to revive an inactive PPF Account?
09:58 Process of Premature Closure
10:54 How to transfer a PPF Account to other Banks/Branches or Post Office
11:10 PPF Calculator

पब्लिक प्रोविडेंट फण्ड या PPF अकाउंट के फयदों के बारे में इस वीडियो में हिंदी में चर्चा की गयी है। ऑनलाइन या पोस्टऑफिस में पीपीएफ अकाउंट कैसे खोलें, पीपीएफ कैलकुलेटर, इंटरेस्ट रेट और PPF विथड्रावल से सम्बंधित नियम, एलिजिबिलिटी, परिपक्वता अवधि आदि के बारे में अन्य पीपीएफ नियमों पर विस्तार से चर्चा की जाती है।

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In this video, we have explained:
What is PPF or public provident fund?
Is PPF good as a long term investment option?
Is public provident fund tax-free?
What are the tax benefits of PPF?
Is PPF interest taxable?
What are the benefits of investing in PPF account?
How one can deposit money in PPF account?
What are the limitations of PPF investment?
What is the average interest rate given in the provident fund account?
Where a PPF account can be opened?
How to open a PPF account?
How to calculate the profit of PPF?
How interest is calculated in PPF investment?
What are the rules to withdraw money from a PPF account?
How partial withdrawal can be done from the provident fund account?
What are the rules for premature closure of PPF account?

In this video, I have tried to cover as much information as possible about the benefits and limitations of PPF account. PPF is a risk-free and long term investment, therefore, it's best for those who are looking for risk-free and long term investment options.

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