One of the important aspects many subscribers overlook is the concept of an “inoperative” account. After leaving employment, ...

After you leave your job, your PF account is considered active for the next 36 months. After this period ends, the account is marked as inoperative. However, the 'inoperative' account does not mean ...

Even after switching jobs or taking a career break, your Provident Fund account continues to earn interest. EPFO regulations ...

Failing to transfer your EPF when you change jobs can cost you tax benefits, pension eligibility, and lakhs through lost compound interest. Here's everything you need to know about EPF transfers and ...

Employees often end up with multiple Universal Account Numbers due to data mismatches or onboarding issues. This can lead to ...

Many employees believe that once they leave a job, their Provident Fund (PF) account stops earning interest after a few years ...

Your money does not reset with every new employer, but UAN, KYC mismatches and exit date delays can quietly lock your EPF in ...

EPFO rules allow withdrawals under specific circumstances, and with the shift to digital services, the process has become ...