How to withdraw my PF amount to settle my Personal Loan
My retirement has only 4 months. Before retirement I would like to settle my all-personal loans having @12.2 lacs. But I have only source is PF which is now accumulated more than Rs. 32 lacs. Shall I withdraw atleast 10 lacs from that? Please suggest genuinely. more
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Since you have only four months please do not withdraw now in part. Advisable to apply online on the last day with your employer and do necessary things. Plan in advance. I am having difficulty to get my EPS since two years. Burecracy at its peak in epfo office more
Mar 04
You can withdraw 90% of your PF accumulations 1 year before superannuation i.e 58 years of age, online by log in to epfo portal member services with your log in credentials. But before that you have to seed KYC documents such as PAN, Aadhar, bank account in your page. you will get help document in epfo site for " how to withdraw online from your PF account more
Mar 02
please withdraw in lumpsum after retirement. you can apply online using your UAN no and password more
Mar 02
Yes, you can transfer the partial PF Savings directly from your PF Account, Visit https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://unifiedportal-mem.epfindia.gov.in/&ved=2ahUKEwiblqrGydSEAxUKzzgGHVa2CQgQFnoECAkQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3QZFY7VI9deyq6JC0CM2qj . On visiting UAN MEMBER PF Web portal page first you have to create login and Password for one or multiple UAN accounts whatever on your name,on successful creation of Login and password ,login into your UAN account you will see all the personal details in your profile update accordingly if any changes or updates requuire also verify all your personal details whether it all matches with your AADHAAR and Bank account also ensure whether it is linked with AADHAAR or not,if not, complete the KYC and Nominee details link-up with UAN MEMBER account with AADHAAR by doing KYC, once all the details perfectly matches, you can claim whatever amount you need whether it may be partial or full you can directly transfer to your bank account without visiting EPF Office. more
Mar 02
