Federal Bank National Pension Scheme (NPS)

The National Pension Scheme (NPS) is the Indian government's initiative to encourage citizens to save funds for their retirement. It is a secure way to get a stable income after retirement. Federal Bank is registered as a POP or Point of Presence for the NPS scheme. It offers the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme (NPS) through 1520 designated branches.

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What is the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme?

Federal Bank NPS is a pension plan in which you make voluntary contributions, which are invested in securities to build a retirement corpus. The funds are invested in equity, corporate debt instruments, and government securities. After retirement, you get a fixed pension every month from the investment income. Federal Bank facilitates investment in this scheme through the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme initiative.

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Features of the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme (NPS)

Take a look at the main features of the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme (NPS) to see how it can benefit your financial journey.

  • Active or Auto Investment Option: Under NPS, you have the option to decide whether you want to actively decide where your corpus is invested. You can also choose the auto option, where your money is distributed in pre-decided ratios.
  • Composite Application Form: Investors can open both Tier I and Tier II accounts at the same time under the Federal Bank NPS scheme by filling out the composite application form.
  • Market-Linked Rate of Return: NPS interest rates are market-linked, as the funds are invested in various equity, debt, corporate, and government instruments.
  • Systematic Investment Plan Available: Federal Bank allows you to invest in their NPS scheme in fixed instalments through their SIP plan. This way, you can conveniently contribute to the scheme throughout the year.

Types of Federal Bank NPS Accounts

NPS is structured into two tiers- Tier I and Tier II. You can open both Tier I and Tier II accounts through Federal Bank.

  • Tier I NPS Account: This is a permanent retirement account. After a lock-in period of 3 years, you can withdraw up to 25% of its value. Once you turn 60, you can withdraw up to 60% of this fund's value without paying any tax.
  • Tier II NPS Account: This is a withdrawable NPS account which you are allowed to open only if you already have a Tier I account. You can withdraw your funds at any time, but they are taxable.

Who is Eligible for the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme?

Here are the eligibility requirements for the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme (NPS).

  • Indian citizens (residents, non-residents, or overseas citizens) between the ages of 18 and 70 are eligible to invest in NPS. 
  • Hindu Undivided Families (HUF) and People of Indian Origin (POI) are not permitted to invest in this scheme.
  • Non-resident Indians are not eligible for opening a Tier II account under NPS.
  • You need to make a minimum contribution of Rs. 1,000 while opening an NPS account with Federal Bank. For future contributions, you need to make a minimum contribution of Rs. 500 for a Tier I account and Rs. 250 for a Tier II account.
  • The minimum account balance at the end of the financial year should be Rs. 1000 for a Tier I account and Rs. 2000 for a Tier II account.

Charges Levied by Federal Bank on NPS Accounts

Federal Bank has implemented this charge structure for NPS accounts from 1st March 2025.

Description Amount
Registration Charges for Subscription to NPS Rs. 400
Charges Deducted from All NPS Contributions 0.5% of your contribution. Maximum charges are Rs. 25,000
Charges for Non-Financial NPS Transactions Rs. 30 per transaction
Charges for Exit or Withdrawal  0.125% of your corpus amount. Maximum charges are Rs. 500.
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Tax Benefits under the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme

Another important advantage of investing in the Federal Bank NPS is the tax deductions it offers. Here is a summary of the tax benefits available under both income tax regimes.

Type of Taxpayer Old Tax Regime New Tax Regime
Salaried Individuals (Own Contribution)
  • Sec 80CCD(1): Deduction up to 10% of salary (14% for the Central government employees) within the overall limit of Rs. 1,50,000.
  • Sec 80CCD(1B): An extra deduction up to maximum Rs. 50,000 for contributions apart from the limit of Rs. 1,50,000.
No benefits available.
Salaried Individuals (Employer's Contribution)
  • Sec 80CCD(2): Deduction up to 10% of salary (14% for the Central government employees).
  • Sec 80CCD(2): Deduction up to 14% of salary for all employees.
Self-Employed Individuals
  • Sec 80CCD(1): Deduction up to 20% of your gross total income within the limit of Rs 1,50,000 under sec 80CCE. 
  • Sec 80CCD(1B): A deduction of maximum Rs. 50,000 for contributions beyond the limit of Rs 1,50,000.
No benefits available.

Note: 'Salary' means a total of basic salary and dearness allowance for the calculation of your NPS deduction.

How to Invest in the Federal Bank National Pension Scheme? Step-by-step Guide

Investing in the Federal Bank NPS scheme is quite simple. Here is a step-by-step guide to investing online.

  • Visit the official website of the Federal Bank and go to the 'Personal' tab.
  • Select 'National Pension System' under 'Insurance and Investments'.
  • Click on the 'Open NPS Online' button.
  • Click on 'Registration' and fill out your application. 
  • Complete the authentication with a One Time Password (OTP).

You can also visit the nearest branch of Federal Bank and fill out an offline application. The list of designated Federal Bank branches is available on the bank's official website, along with the downloadable NPS forms.

Conclusion

Federal Bank National Pension Scheme (NPS) is a safe scheme and provides a sustainable source of income in your retirement. Due to the withdrawal limits, your funds grow over the years, and you benefit from the compounding benefits due to reinvestment of investment returns.

FAQs

  • What is PRAN under the Federal Bank NPS scheme?

    PRAN, or 'Permanent Retirement Account Number', is a unique identification number issued to every NPS investor for quick identification. This 12-digit number is mentioned on a document named 'PRAN card' issued after you invest in NPS.
  • How many contributions do I have to make to Federal Bank NPS every year?

    It is mandatory to make at least one contribution to the Federal Bank NPS scheme every year.
  • Can I get a loan against my NPS holdings?

    No, you cannot get a loan against your NPS holdings.
  • Are the income tax exemptions for Federal Bank NPS available for Tier II accounts?

    No, the income tax exemptions for Federal Bank NPS are only available for contributions made to Tier I accounts.

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NPS Calculator

Your Age

18 Years 59 Years
Enter Your Age

Monthly Investment

₹500 ₹10L
Enter Investment Per Month

Expected Return on Investment

5% 15%
Expected Return on Investment

Percentage of Corpus Allocated for Pension

40% 100%
Enter Corpus Percentage

Expected Return from Pension

5% 15%
Enter Annuity Return
₹0
Your Monthly Pension
₹0
Your Monthly Pension
Your Pension Calculation
Your Pension Calculation
Total Investment
Returns Earned
Maturity Amount
Maturity Amount split (Lumpsum & Pension)
60%
Lumpsum Amount
At the age of 60 Yrs
40%
Pension Wealth
At the age of 60 Yrs

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