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Employee State Insurance (ESI) is for Indian workers. Under the scheme, the workers get a variety of medical, monetary and other benefits. Both the employer and employee contributions towards the scheme. Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) manages the insurance scheme....

What is a Savings Account? A savings account is a bank account that has become a must-have for every individual. It is a basic account that allows individuals to deposit money and earn moderate interest on the balance maintained in...

Post Office Tax Saving Schemes are good investment options that offer guaranteed income. Moreover, investments in these schemes qualify for tax exemption under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Since the Government of India backs the schemes, the...

Members of the EPFO are, by default, part of the Employee Pension Scheme (EPS). On retirement, the individual is eligible for a regular pension. To apply for the pension amount, one needs to submit the EPF Form 10D. Therefore, the...

For NSDL related grievances, you can contact the NSDL Customer Care Number on (022)24994200. NSDL Official Helplines NSDL DetailsDetailsAddressTrade World, A-wing, 4th Floor, Kamala Mills Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai – 400013NSDL Customer Care Number(022) 2499 4200Toll-free (Investor Helpline)18001020990 / 1800224430E-Mailinfo@nsdl...

For all NPS related queries, you can contact NPS Customer Care on their number (022) 2499 3499. NSDL and Karvy are the Central Recordkeeping Agencies (CRAs) for the National Pension Scheme.  Therefore, you can register your complaints online at the...

For all EPFO related queries, you can contact EPFO Customer Care on their toll-free number 1800118005. You can register your EPFO grievances online at the EPFiGMS portal for speedy redressals. Also, in case of any delay in your grievance redressal...

Members registered on the EPFO portal can use the online withdrawal facility for processing their withdrawals. You can withdraw the entire EPF balance upon retirement. Furthermore, if you are unemployed for more than two months, you can withdraw the PF...