Under NPS account there are two types of account – Tier I & Tier II.
Tier – I is the individual pension account, which is the default pension account having all the tax incentives under income tax act.
Tier – II is an optional investment account available to a subscriber having an active Tier I account. This account has no withdrawal restrictions and tax benefits. Tier – II is not pension account.
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Tier – I |
Tier – II |
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Individual pension account |
Optional account – Required an active Tier – I |
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Withdrawal as per rules/regulation only |
Unrestricted withdrawals |
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Minimum contribution Rs. 500 |
Minimum contribution to open Rs. 1000 |
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Minimum contribution per year Rs. 1000 |
Minimum contribution Rs. 250 |
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Tax benefit are available |
No tax benefit on ctribution or gain. |
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Any citizen aged between 18-65 is eligible |
NRI/OCI are not eligible |
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Choose any pension fund/investment pattern |
Choose any pension fund/investment pattern |
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Choice |
Function |
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Point of presence |
Service Provider |
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CRA |
Record Keeper |
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Pension Fund |
Fund Manager |
Investment Choice – Asset allocation pattern:
Active Choice:
1. Equity (E) – Maximum 75%
2. Corporate Bonds (C) – upto 100%
3. Government Securities (G) – Upto 100%
4. Alternate Assets (A) – Maximum 5%
Auto Choice :
1. Conservative Life Cycle Fund (LC25)
2. Moderate Life Cycle Fund (LC50) – Default
3. Aggressive Life Cycle Fund (LC75)
Subscribers can subsequently request to change the choices exercised as under:
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Choice |
Frequency |
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Point Of Person |
No Restriction any Time |
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CRA |
Twice in a year |
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Pension Fund |
Once in year |
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Investment Choice |
Twice in a Financial Year. |
If minimum contribution is not received the account is categorized as frozen and will get activated upon making a contribution to the account. The Nps account will be closed only when a subscriber submits a request for exist from NPS to a service provider.
Series 2.
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