In government, for their employees, PF will be deducted and there will not be any contribution from the employer (government) side. That's the reason they are paid with a pension. But in a private company, they will not give any pension to the ex-employees. That's the reason the Contributory PF was introduced. 12% from Employee PF, 3.67% from Employer PF, and 8.33% from Employer Pension Scheme (Total 24%), and in addition, the employer has to pay 1.1% as Administrative charges for PF, 0.5% as EDLI, and 0.01% as EDLI Charges (Total 25.61%).
8.33% remitted in the Pension Scheme will be accumulated, and 3.16% will be given by the Government for the Pension scheme for those retiring at 58 years. With that amount, the Corpus Fund will be created by the Government (EPFO), and the Pension will be given to the retired private company ex-employees.
Difference Between CPF and PPF
The PPF is like a Savings Account with 8.5% interest annually accumulated and a minimum of Rs. 500 and a maximum of Rs. 100,000 per annum you can deposit voluntarily either in SBI or in the Post Office. You can get the money only after 55 years, and in case of any emergency, you can get only a loan from this account.
Procedures are already explained by Mr. VR Rao Pulipaka, which you can follow.
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