If you no longer need a whole life insurance policy, you have options including cashing it in or borrowing against its value.

Saving money has become important for everyone. People plan while working to address financial concerns during retirement.

"EPFO has completely dispensed with the requirement of uploading an image of a cheque leaf or attested bank passbook while filing online claims. This requirement was initially relaxed on a pilot basis ...

Members no longer need to upload a cancelled cheque or get employer approval for bank account verification. The move speeds up claim settlements for nearly 8 crore EPF members. The Labour Ministry ...

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The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) will not ask subscribers to upload a cancelled cheque or get employer verification for bank accounts when they apply for online withdrawals. The step ...

“Doing away with this requirement is a welcome move." "Since bank KYC is already a mandatory requirement, providing a cancelled cheque at the time of claim only added to redundancy in the system ...

New Delhi, Apr 3 (PTI) Retirement fund body EPFO on Thursday said applicants seeking withdrawal from provident funds online do not have to upload the image of a cancelled cheque and their bank ...

EPFO has eliminated the need to upload a cancelled cheque image or employer-verified bank account details for online PF withdrawals. This move, effective after a successful pilot, will speed up claim ...