EPFO

Big relief for EPFO subscribers as the EPF interest rate remains at 8.25% for FY26. The upcoming EPFO 2.0 platform will introduce UPI-based withdrawals, making provident fund access faster, easier and more convenient for millions of workers.

Big employment boost ahead as PMVBRY benefits reach Nagpur and Chandrapur, supporting job creation, formal workforce growth, and social security through EPFO-led incentive disbursement events. Check out complete details to understand the salient features.

EPFO: Members can check their EPF balance through the official website, text SMS or the Umang app. Here's a step-by-step guide to using each available method.

EPFO subscribers may soon withdraw provident fund money via UPI without employer sign-off, enhancing speed and convenience. However, tax implications of this new method remain unclear.

EPFO: Want to change your employee provident fund account nomination online? Here's how EPF subscribers can use the official website to do so — check the stepwise guide here…

Errors in service history, KYC details and nominations often go unnoticed for years. A few checks on the EPFO portal can help employees avoid future claim and transfer hassles.

EPFO 3.0 will enable UPI and ATM-based PF withdrawals, increase limits, speed up claims processing and simplify access to provident fund savings. Here are the latest updates, recent developments and upcoming changes.

The Telangana High Court has ruled that EPFO cannot recover provident fund dues from an employee for an employer's alleged violation of EPF rules. The court said liability for transferring PF accumulations after surrender of the exemption rests with the employer and trust.

Subscribers can track whether the annual interest has been credited through the EPFO passbook portal by logging in with their Universal Account Number (UAN).

Eligible nominees for EPF include spouses, children, and dependent parents. Members without families can nominate others, but the nomination becomes invalid if the member later acquires a family.