If you’ve recently switched jobs and are planning to transfer your Provident Fund (PF) balance, there’s good news. The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has simplified the PF transfer ...

Switching jobs no longer has to mean endless follow-ups with your old employer for transferring your Provident Fund (PF) balance. The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has now introduced a ...

In a major relief for salaried employees, EPFO is set to introduce UPI-based Provident Fund withdrawals by April. The new ...

EPFO eliminated the need to upload cheque images or passbooks for claim submissions, enabling real-time verification through ...

The eligibility of applicants under the EDLI Scheme of 1976 has been relaxed, the minimum benefits have been increased to Rs ...

Did our AI summary help? Changing jobs does not mean you lose your Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF). In most cases, the balance you built up simply sits under your Universal Account Number (UAN) and ...

EPF follows you via your UAN; it doesn't reset with each job change KYC errors and duplicate UANs cause most EPF transfer delays EPF accounts stop earning interest after 3 years of no contributions.