Have an inactive EPF account? Here’s how you can get your money back

Subscribers whose Employees Provident Fund (EPF) accounts became inactive for want of regular payments and have a balance of up to Rs 1,000 can now get their money back. The labour and employment ...
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Changed your salary account? Update these EPF details now to avoid future payment issues

Many salaried employees change their bank accounts due to job switches, better banking services, or employer requirements.

BIG BOOST For Salaried Class! EPFO to Enable UPI-Based EPF Withdrawals via New Mobile App From April

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) plans to introduce a mobile application in April that allows subscribers to withdraw their provident fund directly into bank accounts via a UPI ...
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EPF withdrawal after job exit: Should you cash out or stay invested? Key tax, interest & compounding rules explained

When people leave a job—whether for a career break, relocation, freelancing, or a new opportunity—one of the biggest financial questions they face is what to do with their Employees’ Provident Fund ...