₹2000 PPF Interest Calculation for 15 Years | PPF Calculator & Account Benefits
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₹2000 PPF Interest Calculation for 15 Years | PPF Calculator and Account Benefits in Hindi
In this video by FinCalC TV we will see PPF Account benefits with Interest Calculation of Rs. 1000, Rs. 2000, Rs. 5000 and Rs. 12,500 monthly deposits in PPF or Public Provident Fund.
PPF full form is Public Provident Fund which is a Government Backed saving scheme with lock-in period of 15 years. There are many PPF account benefits such as guaranteed returns, tax savings under Section 80C, interest and maturity amount not taxable, achieve long term financial goals, etc.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 PPF Interest Calculation & Account Benefits Intro
00:19 PPF Account Benefits
01:16 Save Income Tax with PPF
02:06 Achieve Long Term Goals with PPF
02:23 Rs. 2000 PPF Interest Calculation for 15 Years
04:12 PPF Calculator on FinCalC Blog
05:56 Monthly Interest Calculation Example
08:44 Total Maturity Amount after 15 Years
10:23 Summary of Total Profits in PPF
11:32 SIP Calculator on FinCalC Blog
12:19 Conclusion
WHAT IS PPF?
PPF full form is Public Provident Fund, which is a government backed Saving Scheme. Many Indians invest in PPF and treat it as a retirement fund since it has a lock-in period of 15 years. Also it helps in saving income tax while claiming deductions under Section 80C (maximum deduction up to Rs. 1.5 Lacs in a financial year)
PPF Account benefits and Features
- PPF or Public Provident Fund is a savings scheme offered by the Government of India.
- PPF has a lock-in period of 15 years
- Minimum deposit amount in a FY to keep your PPF account active is Rs. 500
- Maximum deposit amount for which you can earn interest in PPF account is Rs. 1,50,000
- The interest on the account is paid by the government of India and is set every quarter, It is also tax-free.
- PPF interest is calculated every month and is compounded annually
- The latest PPF interest rate for October to December 2023, has been fixed at 7.1% annually.
- PPF or Public Provident Fund falls under EEE category (Exempt, Exempt, Exempt), which means, the Deposits, Interest and Maturity Amounts are all exempted from Income Tax
- Partial withdrawals are allowed in PPF account
- Loan facility is also available in PPF account
Opening a PPF Account
- PPF accounts can be opened in post office, nationalized banks and major private banks such as ICICI and Axis.
- In several banks like ICICI and Axis, you can open a PPF account online through net banking as well.
- In case you are NRI (Non-resident of India), you cannot open a PPF account, but if you already had a PPF account before your became NRI, you can continue to hold PPF account until it’s maturity period
- Once the account is opened, a PPF passbook similar to the bank passbook is issued.
- All transactions such as subscription, interest, withdrawals, etc. are recorded in this passbook.
- Some banks simply allow PPF entries or PPF balance to be viewed online instead of issuing a passbook.
- You should remember that your amounts will be locked-in for 15 years in a PPF Account
- You can only have one PPF account at a time. Multiple PPF accounts for same holder are not allowed
How much you can contribute to PPF
- PPF accounts can be opened in post office, nationalized banks and major private banks such as ICICI and Axis.
- In several banks like ICICI and Axis, you can open a PPF account online through net banking as well.
- In case you are NRI (Non-resident of India), you cannot open a PPF account, but if you already had a PPF account before your became NRI, you can continue to hold PPF account until it’s maturity period
- Once the account is opened, a PPF passbook similar to the bank passbook is issued.
- All transactions such as subscription, interest, withdrawals, etc. are recorded in this passbook.
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In this video by FinCalC TV we will see PPF Account benefits with Interest Calculation of Rs. 1000, Rs. 2000, Rs. 5000 and Rs. 12,500 monthly deposits in PPF or Public Provident Fund.
PPF full form is Public Provident Fund which is a Government Backed saving scheme with lock-in period of 15 years. There are many PPF account benefits such as guaranteed returns, tax savings under Section 80C, interest and maturity amount not taxable, achieve long term financial goals, etc.
PPF Calculator Fincalc Blog:
https://fincalc-blog.in/ppf-calculato...
New vs Old Tax Regime Video:
New vs Old Tax Regime Which is Better...
PPF vs SIP in Mutual Funds Video:
₹1000 in PPF vs Mutual Funds Returns ...
JOIN Telegram Group:
https://t.me/fincalc_tv_channel
DOWNLOAD Android App:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...
CHAPTERS:
00:00 PPF Interest Calculation & Account Benefits Intro
00:19 PPF Account Benefits
01:16 Save Income Tax with PPF
02:06 Achieve Long Term Goals with PPF
02:23 Rs. 2000 PPF Interest Calculation for 15 Years
04:12 PPF Calculator on FinCalC Blog
05:56 Monthly Interest Calculation Example
08:44 Total Maturity Amount after 15 Years
10:23 Summary of Total Profits in PPF
11:32 SIP Calculator on FinCalC Blog
12:19 Conclusion
WHAT IS PPF?
PPF full form is Public Provident Fund, which is a government backed Saving Scheme. Many Indians invest in PPF and treat it as a retirement fund since it has a lock-in period of 15 years. Also it helps in saving income tax while claiming deductions under Section 80C (maximum deduction up to Rs. 1.5 Lacs in a financial year)
PPF Account benefits and Features
- PPF or Public Provident Fund is a savings scheme offered by the Government of India.
- PPF has a lock-in period of 15 years
- Minimum deposit amount in a FY to keep your PPF account active is Rs. 500
- Maximum deposit amount for which you can earn interest in PPF account is Rs. 1,50,000
- The interest on the account is paid by the government of India and is set every quarter, It is also tax-free.
- PPF interest is calculated every month and is compounded annually
- The latest PPF interest rate for October to December 2023, has been fixed at 7.1% annually.
- PPF or Public Provident Fund falls under EEE category (Exempt, Exempt, Exempt), which means, the Deposits, Interest and Maturity Amounts are all exempted from Income Tax
- Partial withdrawals are allowed in PPF account
- Loan facility is also available in PPF account
Opening a PPF Account
- PPF accounts can be opened in post office, nationalized banks and major private banks such as ICICI and Axis.
- In several banks like ICICI and Axis, you can open a PPF account online through net banking as well.
- In case you are NRI (Non-resident of India), you cannot open a PPF account, but if you already had a PPF account before your became NRI, you can continue to hold PPF account until it’s maturity period
- Once the account is opened, a PPF passbook similar to the bank passbook is issued.
- All transactions such as subscription, interest, withdrawals, etc. are recorded in this passbook.
- Some banks simply allow PPF entries or PPF balance to be viewed online instead of issuing a passbook.
- You should remember that your amounts will be locked-in for 15 years in a PPF Account
- You can only have one PPF account at a time. Multiple PPF accounts for same holder are not allowed
How much you can contribute to PPF
- PPF accounts can be opened in post office, nationalized banks and major private banks such as ICICI and Axis.
- In several banks like ICICI and Axis, you can open a PPF account online through net banking as well.
- In case you are NRI (Non-resident of India), you cannot open a PPF account, but if you already had a PPF account before your became NRI, you can continue to hold PPF account until it’s maturity period
- Once the account is opened, a PPF passbook similar to the bank passbook is issued.
- All transactions such as subscription, interest, withdrawals, etc. are recorded in this passbook.
#PPF #PPFAccountBenefits #PublicProvidentFund #FinCalC
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DISCLAIMER:
Examples and demo used are for Illustration purpose only and might not cover every detail of examples shown.
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