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Over Rs 9,300 crore lies unclaimed in 31 lakh EPF accounts, enough to build 3 IITs
India Today 03 Jul 2026
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EPF Scheme 2026: After Rs 1,800 Mandatory Cap, Should You Reduce PF Contributions To Increase ...
News18 03 Jul 2026
While lower PF deductions may boost in-hand pay, experts caution that the decision should not be based solely on the prospect of a higher in-hand salary ....
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Should You Invest More Than Rs 1,800 In EPF? The Smart Maths Between VPF, SIPs, ...
News18 03 Jul 2026
By firmly capping the mandatory employee contribution at 12% of the statutory wage ceiling—or exactly Rs 1,800 per month—the government has unbundled forced retirement savings ....
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EPF Scheme 2026: Will you get more than 8.25% interest on your PF contributions now? ...
The Economic Times 03 Jul 2026
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EPF Scheme 2026: Will you get more than 8.25% interest on your PF contributions now? Check EPFO update
The Times of India 03 Jul 2026
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Labour Min Makes EPF Contributions Beyond Rs 1,800 Voluntary
Kashmir Observer 03 Jul 2026
The excess amount contributed by the employers used to go to the EPF accounts of the employees as the contributions were made on actual wages, which were higher than the wage ceiling.
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Your Employer Has Its Own PF Trust? New EPF Scheme Brings Interest Rate Cap, Stricter Rules
News18 02 Jul 2026
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EPF Scheme 2026: From UAN To Withdrawals, Here's What Changes And What Doesn't
News18 02 Jul 2026
The new framework, notified under the Code on Social Security, 2020, came into force on June 29, 2026, the day it was published in the Gazette ....
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Labour Ministry makes EPF contributions beyond Rs 1,800 voluntary
Deccan Herald 02 Jul 2026
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Labour Ministry Makes All EPF Contributions Above Rs 1,800 Voluntary
NDTV 02 Jul 2026
The present wage ceiling of Rs 15,000 was notified in 2014 ... .
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Labour Ministry makes EPF contributions beyond ₹1,800 voluntary
The Hindu 02 Jul 2026
Under the old scheme, the Employees' Provident Funds Scheme 1952, the wage ceiling, which is ₹15,000 per month at present, was relevant at the time of joining a firm for providing the employee with mandatory social security cover ....
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