Navigating EPF Pension Options After 17 Years of Service: Can I Benefit from the Supreme Court Ruling?

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Sir,

After 17 years of service, I quit my job and am currently unemployed. I am 54 years old. Please let me know if I can opt for enhanced EPF pension post Supreme Court ruling. I haven't withdrawn my accumulation yet.
21st May 2020 From India, Chennai

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Madhu.T.K

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Enhanced pension is applicable to employees whose employers have contributed to PF without restricting or capping the salary to Rs. 15,000. Without disclosing how much your employer has been contributing, we cannot provide a comment on your post.
21st May 2020 From India, Kannur

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Madhu.T.K

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If your employer had contributed Rs 12000 being 12% of your salary, then you can get higher pension based on that 1 lakh salary. You may approach the PF office for details
22nd May 2020 From India, Kannur

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