EPS Pension Deferment and Its Impact
EPS pension deferment leads to the loss of the pension principal amount. Consider a person superannuating at 58 years with a fixed pension amount of Rs. 2000 on 31st March 2024. If he/she applies for pension deferment for 2 years (till age 60), becoming eligible for an additional 8.16% pension as per EPFO rules, the updated pension becomes Rs. 2163. On the other hand, if pension deferment is not applied, the pension starts on 1st April 2024 at Rs. 2000 per month.
Should the pensioner receive Rs. 48,000 as part of some amount from EPFO due to this loss?
EPS pension deferment leads to the loss of the pension principal amount. Consider a person superannuating at 58 years with a fixed pension amount of Rs. 2000 on 31st March 2024. If he/she applies for pension deferment for 2 years (till age 60), becoming eligible for an additional 8.16% pension as per EPFO rules, the updated pension becomes Rs. 2163. On the other hand, if pension deferment is not applied, the pension starts on 1st April 2024 at Rs. 2000 per month.
Should the pensioner receive Rs. 48,000 as part of some amount from EPFO due to this loss?