Tier-I Account Charges May Be Borne by Corporate/Employer or Subscriber, at Corporate’s Discretion

    Intermediary

    Types of Charges

    Service Charges*

    Method of Deduction

    Point of Presence

    Subscriber registration

    ₹ 400

    To be collected upfront

    Initial Contribution

    0.5% of contribution amount (Min ₹ 30 / Max ₹ 25,000)

     

    Subsequent transactions

     

     

    Non-Financial transactions

    ₹ 30

     

    Processing of withdrawal / exit

    0.125% of corpus (Min ₹ 125 / Max ₹ 500)

     

    Central Recordkeeping Agency

    Account Opening charges (One Time)

    NSDL ₹ 40 / Karvy ₹ 39.36

    Through cancellation of units

    Account Maintenance Charges (Per Annum)

    ₹ 69 / ₹ 57.63

    Charge per transaction (Financial / Non-Financial)

    ₹ 3.75 / ₹ 3.36

    Pension Fund

    Investment Management Fee

    0.0467% – 0.09%

    Adjustment in NAV of Scheme

    NPS Trust

    Reimbursement of Expenses

    0.005% p.a. of Assets Managed

     

    Custodian

    Asset Servicing charges

    0.000000001770% p.a. of assets in custody

     

    *In case a subscriber opts not to have a physical PRAN Card or welcome kit, reduced account opening charges of CRA are applicable as under:

    CRA

    Account opening with Physical PRAN card (in ₹)

    Account opening with ePRAN card (in ₹)

    Additional Charges (in ₹)

    NSDL eGov

    40.00

    35.00

    18.00

    Kfintech

    39.36

    39.36

    4.00

    Grievance Redressal Officer (GRO) Details 

    GRO Name

    GRO Email ID

    GRO Phone No.

    Mr. Harinatha Reddy Muthumula

    compliance_sec@bajajbroking.in

    020 4857 4486

    Escalation Matrix  

    Level

    Name

    Email ID

    1st Level

    NPS Connect

    npsconnect@bajajbroking.in

    2nd Level

    Ajay Gode

    ajay.gode@bajajbroking.in

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    How to withdraw the benefits available under NPS?

    Answer Field

    The subscriber wishing to exit from NPS has to submit a withdrawal application form to the concerned POP along with the documents specified for withdrawal of the benefits and the POP in turn would authenticate the documents and forwards them to CRA M/s NSDL. CRA in turn would register your claim and forward you the necessary application form along with the procedure to be followed and documents that need to be submitted. Once the documents are received, CRA processes the application and settles the account.

    What is the difference between Active Choice and Auto Choice?

    Answer Field

    The NPS scheme allows you to diversify your portfolio between equity and debt instruments and offers its subscribers two approaches to invest.

    Who can join NPS?

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    Any citizen of India, whether resident or non-resident, subject to the following conditions: - Individuals who are aged between 18 – 60 years as on the date of submission of his/her application to the POP/ POP-SP. The citizens can join NPS either as individuals or as an employee-employer group(s) (corporates) subject to submission of all required information and Know your customer (KYC) documentation. After attaining 60 years of age, you will not be permitted to make further contributions to the NPS accounts.

    What is the tenure of NPS?

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    The tenure of the National Pension System (NPS) lasts until you turn 60 years old. You can continue contributing past age 60 until you reach 70, if you wish. Your account will be active while that is happening, and the money can be withdrawn based on the respective NPS withdrawal rules applying to you once you hit maturity.

    What is the NPS interest rate?

    Answer Field

    The NPS does not offer guaranteed returns, as there is no established interest rate. Returns will depend on how well the underlying investments by the Pension Fund Managers (PFM) are performing. Each selected investment option will allocate differently across equities, corporate bonds, and government securities, with the net asset value (NAV) reflecting the scheme's market-linked performance.

    How to calculate the NPS maturity amount?

    Answer Field

    The NPS maturity amount is calculated based on the total contributions made, the accumulated returns on the contributions based on your selected investment option, and the number of invested years.  Since NPS is market-linked, the maturity amount will vary depending on the fund's performance and asset allocation over the stated investment period.

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