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NPS subscribers allowed to partially withdraw fund for education, setting up business

The pension fund regulator PFRDA today said that NPS subscribers now have the option to partially withdraw funds from their accounts for pursuing higher education or setting up a new business.

The decision was taken at the board meeting of the Pension Fund and Regulatory Development Authority (PFRDA) last week.

“Partial withdrawals will now be allowed to National Pension System (NPS) subscribers who wish to improve their employability or acquire new skills by pursuing higher education/ acquiring professional and technical qualifications,” PFRDA said in a statement.

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