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Big Gift for EPFO Pensioners in New Year

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 01/01/2025 2:32 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 01/01/2025
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The new year brings good news for pensioners, as they no longer have to worry about delays or restrictions in receiving their pension.

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Pensioners Can Withdraw from Any BankWho Will Benefit from This Change?A Convenient and Quick Process for Pension WithdrawalsFuture Plans: EPFO Withdrawals via ATMs

From January 1, 2025, a significant update will improve how pension withdrawals work for employees under the Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO).

Pensioners Can Withdraw from Any Bank

Starting in 2025, EPFO pensioners will be able to withdraw their pension from any bank. Previously, pensioners could only withdraw their pension from a bank linked to EPFO.

This new rule will make pension withdrawals more convenient, allowing retirees to access their money from their hometowns or anywhere in the country.

Who Will Benefit from This Change?

This update will benefit all employees who are receiving a pension from EPFO. The new system allows employees to withdraw their pension amount after retirement from any bank, not just in metro cities or select areas.

This rule change comes after the government approved a centralized pension payment system.

A Convenient and Quick Process for Pension Withdrawals

Under the new system, employees who have been contributing to EPFO for over 10 years with the same Universal Account Number (UAN) can easily access their pension after retirement.

The process will be more efficient, as pensioners no longer need to travel to specific cities or banks. They can now withdraw their pension from any bank in their hometown or elsewhere.

Future Plans: EPFO Withdrawals via ATMs

Another big change is coming soon, where employees will be able to withdraw their EPFO amount through ATMs using their bank debit cards.

This change is expected to be implemented within the next month or two, and will likely be sped up after the national budget.

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