🔴NPS vs PPF🟢 | Which is a BETTER retirement plan? LLA NPS Ep#2 Financial Advice

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

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[@bikramjitnath81]

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[@vilasujgaonkar]

आपका ppf and nps का फर्क विश्लेषण बहुत अच्छा लगा। मैं खुद Nps employer हुं। और आपने मेरा nps के बारे में जो negative द्रुष्टिकोन था वो बदल दिया। आपको बहुत धन्यवाद।

[@janardanashwanisingh8172]

Nps salary se katne ke baat kitne time me nps account me dikhta hai Aur govt kitna dete hai apne taraf se

[@NicholasBall130]

It's recommended to save at least 15% of your income in a 401k. You can use online calculators to estimate how much you should save based on your age and income. Saving at least 15% of your income in a 401(k) can help ensure that you have enough money to retire comfortably. By saving this much, you can take advantage of compound interest and potentially grow your retirement savings over time.

[@StacieBMui]

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[@StocksWolf752]

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[@TylerJamestown]

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[@StocksWolf752]

Rebecca Nassar Dunne is the licensed advisor I use. Just search the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.

[@lolitashaniel2342]

I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.

[@sahilgosar8613]

Watching this in 2023 and realizing How Beautifully the difference is shown and helping beginners understand it easily! Kudos to LLA Team for sharing such knowledge!!!!

[@ajinkyakale830]

Thanks!

[@bhushanbhushan7422]

Boss I saw your dedication how you convince to people with your example it reflects your dedication n passion about your work..

[@abhishekdasdsp]

Content + Humour is so good in this video 👍

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

Hehe thanks man

[@anindya24]

Both are good. Open PPF to save tax under 80C. Open NPS to get Tax benefit under 80 CCD where you can contribute upto 50K + 10% contribution of basic salary by employer.

[@ujjainimukherjee2267]

Akdom theek.... Amio tai korechi

[@chandanshetti2298]

Since there are many options to fill up 1.5lakj quota in 80C , I think it's better to go for nps...

[@shikharpande85]

You should not base your retirement planning on tax saving aspect.

[@doctron14]

Is it possible to open both ppf and nps and is that wise ?

[@coolsniperin7382]

​@@doctron14 Yes

[@arindamsharma8641]

At 25 I was an ignorant fool 😂 🤣 especially concerning financial markets/investments/savings and all. You are great bro. Subscribed to your channel long back 🙂

[@ashishraina5637]

Are wo sab thik h but ye btao NPS me paisa daala ki nhi

[@vandankumbhat5391]

Bro Maza aa gaya, not just gyaan but kaafi entertaining content !!

[@surajonearth]

बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद सर जी...आपके इस बेशकीमती, बहुउपयोगी, ज्ञानवर्धक विडियो के लिये...🙋🙏🙏🙏

[@SantoshNCR86]

मनदीप पाजी तुसी ग्रेट हो, आपका जो बात करने का और समझाने का स्टाइल है वो बहुत ही सुन्दर और धांसू है, Keep it up 💪 पाजी

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

Thanks paaji

[@roysocanalyst9172]

Like the way of your clear cut answer NPS... no BS !

[@rajugsg]

Learnt a lot about term insurance and then came to ppf vs nps. You truly deserve 10 million subscribers and am one among them. Thanks alot. God bless you

[@creativekashmiri25]

bro you are amazing! bahut ache se smjhaya and i love your beech beech m aane wala humor! full support 🌟

[@sandeeppanghal9190]

Tax Exemption - 80C - 1.5 lacs 80CCD (1B) - 50k (Contribution by Individual/Employee) 80CCD (2) - 10% of Basic+DA (Contribution by Employer) 80CCD (2) - 14% of Basic+DA, For Central Employees (Contribution by Employer)

[@suruchisahu1622]

Apart from your quality and educative vedio , you have a good sense of humour too.

[@whenitravel9122]

Sahi baat

[@MrRaj-yz6ty]

Vedio nahi vidio hota hai sahuji

[@AanikKaur]

Ok both incorrect. Correct spelling is VIDEO. 🙂 Important is information shared in this video is highly appreciated.

[@geetamohan1513]

Initial comparative explanation was clear, but final calculations on returns were assumed, Every investment has it's pros and cons PPF is very good Option for various reasons Nps, I can see 1 entry level extra tax saving 2 as locking period is longer, so can get moderate returns ( no guarantee of 10% 🤔)

[@amlansain3610]

Sahi parke hai. Agar upka 60age may govt finnalcial growth kam hota hay matlab market low hota hay to upka paysa sayad se gaya

[@anardana9731]

@@amlansain3610 Debt ka component bhi hai usme. So it's not gonna crash

[@nikitaghosh7769]

10℅ interest rate on NPS all you are claiming is unrealistic not excepted from LLA

[@rohithkumar3480]

10 year return on C and G component in NPS is 8 percent. 10 year return on E (equity) is 12-13 percent. So average returns will be 8-12 percent based on the percentage in Equity (Max-75 percent equity)

[@rohitchauhan5331]

Start watching from 02:30….✌🏼

[@davidhaye495]

Good info. Nps and ppf videos dekhi hai bahut but tumhari video mein kuch point bahut important the. Thanks

[@vedicrahul]

Yrr aap itne gyani ho. Kindly govt ko v btao ki wo log whi kre jo public ke liye best h. Aap pls govt ko advice do. Without govt confirmation kuch v possible ni h. Isse direct benefit milega svi citizens ko. Aap apne vdos se 5-10 cr logo tk phucha skte ho. Baki k population ki socho. Not only for this vdo. All your vdos. Because I appreciate your work. No hates.

[@keerthisam]

My nps portfolio returns is 11.75 even after market fall as I had switched from auto to active and selected 100 in government bonds.prefer lic in tier 1.

[@milandey9238]

Online ya offline kahape benefit jyada hai??

[@suniljoshi3317]

tier 1 me kaise change kar sakte he

[@plantg-f1z]

60% mein se 20% taxable on nps

[@lavkeshmiglani8707]

Congratulations, you have earned 1 new subscriber 🤘

[@ParshvaJain]

Epic one when you said mein 25 ka hun please vishwas kijiye! 🤣🤣 4:46

[@GOVINDSINGH-xx1qd]

आपका समझाने का तरीका बहुत ही शानदार है

[@nattyrants]

Good that you have kept closed captions ine English..

[@SauravsFishkeeping]

Guy's your LoGo is amazingly catchy & beautiful & just Kuddos to the designer and planner of the LoGo. It creates some serious faith to the channel, on the very first sight.

[@suhasssubramanya619]

Exactly

[@vaibhavverma3920]

Great comparison. Amazing efforts!

[@anshuldhoot4109]

There is a convience fee plus gst charge for each installment of nps. Approximately 25 rs per sip. So if you are doing a 5k sip for 12 months in nps, you need to consider the extra cost 25*12 = 300 rs per annum. Lets say you are doing this for 30 yrs then around 9-10k rs are gone as charges. You can calculate it according to number of sips. This charge is never discussed nor disclosed by anyone. You get to know when you start nps.

[@sonika8u]

As per my own experiences of Health problems i have seen my parents suffering before 60 yrs and all sort of money i needed was in their 50's. So aajkal 60 yers tak agar savings crore me bhi ho to wo beemari ke alwa kisi kaam ka nahi. 15 yr locking period is good.

[@KiranKumarPasam]

Not because of your appearance you look aged, but because of the maturity you show up in explaining complex things to layman public..

[@debanjanbhattacharjee5385]

Awesome content. Full scale comparison between NPS and PPF. This should be the bible of every tax payer within India. Thanks for the beautiful analysis.

[@TheMotorman1981]

I have both PPF and NPS...combined for 80c and 80cc1b benefits

[@madhumitamukherjee7455]

My compliments! Your video is informative. One problem- in an upbeat economy, interest rate in PPF will decline over a period of time.

[@abirmajumder5116]

Hi Mandeep ji, Really good one for me. Thanks. Subscribed you

[@avantikachugh8015]

Excellent content in easy language! Thank you so much!

[@pratapkumardas2580]

Nicely explained PPF vs. NPS. Understood very well. Thank you, sir.

[@shashanktrivedi88]

Sir, kind request to calculate tax deduction part for the NPS annuity and compare theTowards the end of calculation. Please add that in video or make new one for better understanding of Returns.

[@namamipande1436]

omg...you look so mature and wise as compared to a 25 yr old....kudos

[@parthapaul1249]

30 saal hoga ye

[@rc55229]

Subscription should be earned. You carried it easily. Subscribed.!!

[@naveensharma9536]

@LabourLawAdvisor, the link for NPS detail video in description is showing that The Video is not available. Kindly update the link for viewers. Thanks for great work and sharing insights of financial world!

[@bsrameshonline]

Very nicely explained about PPF vs NPS. I was looking for info on NPS, now got understanding of it. Thanks for this excellent session.

[@greencosmos4427]

In comparison nps return is variable(even a year return can go in -ve), while ppf is fixed.min@7.1%

[@ankitjain994]

You can choose age based management or gsec

[@greencosmos4427]

@@ratneshtripathi8461 Le liya tau

[@ratharb6552]

In NPS return can go up to 20% also not only zero % evrytime.

[@SD-op1pi]

Bhai it's average yr return for a period of years since it started till date...

[@akankshasingh7640]

True 👍

[@laxmikantpalse7840]

It's masterly comapred ....

[@pratikdas1648]

You say that you have linked the previous video in the description below, but there is never the link for the video.. Please check that.. Your videos are very informative and We gain a lot of knowledge.. Thank you..

[@samsami2701]

Love you sir itne achhei sei smjhanei kei liye 😘❤️

[@srd-srd]

I was struggling with this topic since quite sometime.. Thanks to you . It's so clear now. As usual awesome video.

[@at6848]

Ppf is better... Nps has many catches... Don't fall for it

[@sanjayror]

@@at6848 Please clarify one point, In private sector we already have (EPF + EPS) contribution, If we still invest in NPS then how all these will mange after 60 year in pension because we already contributing in EPS for pension.

[@satindersingh8688]

Mai 25 saal ka hu, lagta nahi lekin vishwas kijiye.😂😂😂😂

[@srijantata]

no matter how much you invest in NPS, never ever forget to invest full 1.5 Lacs in ppf....the only government scheme that's actually good, apart from sukanya samridhi yojana....I would suggest to contribute in NPS, only to save your taxes, to invest in equity, invest separately.

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

Yo !

[@SVSwamy]

The tax benefit is limited to 1.5 lakhs as of now, PPF, PF, Insurance, NPS etc. included. Only NPS gives another 50000 tax benefit. Yes, for better returns, investment or trading or a combination in equities, mutual funds etc. is desirable.

[@piyushkumar-me1nb]

U mean we should invest 1.5 lakh in PPF

[@vikasjaybhaye]

I was bit confused on this topic but now clear thanks

[@sravankumar3703]

Thank you. You covered minute level points that noone else civered. Big like

[@chieuchieu9997]

Along with information on such complex and overwhelming topics u have a wonderful persona of being hilarious n making it sound so simple....even an amateur can understand it....

[@sanjayror]

Awesome bro, Please clarify one more point, In private sector we already have (EPF + EPS) contribution, If we still invest in NPS then how all these will mange after 60 year in pension because we already contributing in EPS for pension

[@vishnumahale116]

Excellent Video.. Just for Private sector employees falling in 30℅ tax Bracket We can take advantage of 50k tax benefit and invest only that amount in NPS rest all better invest in index fund which normally gives 11℅ return in longterm. Atleast during retirement You have full amount with you to do whatever u want. In case of NPS if u retire at 60 only then u get 60℅ and 40℅ goes in annuity plan. If u retire before it then 80℅ goes in annuity which is really a big catch and amount is locked. Let me know your thoughts on it

[@mohammednazim2104]

How much to put in NPS then

[@rachangoudapatilnidoni5058]

Very good job , keep sharing such ideas

[@beemavala7535]

Sir, agree your index funds will give 11 % returns, then you will make a corpus of xyz crore. But what you will do to generate monthly / annual income from that corpus.. Plz suggest

[@vishnumahale116]

@@beemavala7535 If you have built huge corpus there are multiple ways to invest it and get regular income. Some good dividend Yielding stocks, some commercial Property, Good debt or Senior secured bonds can give you stable income. With huge corpus you will get multiple avenues to invest.

[@beemavala7535]

@@vishnumahale116 what is your view about annuity plans which offer approx 6.4 % after 2 year of deposit. And this pension is guaranteed for life time and after pension corpus is returned to Nominee

[@AmanGaming2132]

You gave me valuable information in less time and I gave you a like which you have asked for

[@AvasumRama]

You have always explained very well thanks dear

[@3devansh]

the interest on ppf is calculated quarterly while at the end of of video where you show calculation of maturity amount for ppf you have taken annually.

[@SVSwamy]

No. Interest on PPF is calculated based on the monthly balance at the end of the year. The interest rate is announced by the government quarterly.

[@3devansh]

@@SVSwamy I dont think so , it is calculated monthly which revised quarterly by govt. It is deposited into your account annually at end of FY year but it is not calculated annually i.e only once a year.

[@SVSwamy]

@@3devansh - Yes, sorry for the slight mistake. It is calculated each month but is credited at the end of the financial year. The interest rate is announced every quarter. For the last few quarters, it is unchanged at 7.1 percent.

[@djvsst309]

We should also take inflation into account while calculating the NPS or PPF maturity amount....The value that 1 crore has today might not be same after 30-35 years. I think the NPS and PPF calculators should also take inflation into their calculation....But yes, I agree NPS is much better than PPF...

[@cookiecrumbs3110]

That is why we should invest because todays 1 crore will be nothing then. We just have to check the maximum returns after the tax deduction. Thats the best we can do.

[@Hackers1198]

Yes bro that's why I invest only in prop. Only because I will get return according to market price not on hypothesis.

[@akatsukipm3114]

Correct, that's why we must increase our monthly contributions gradually every 2 to 3 years as well, considering our salaries will also increase yearly due to promotions and ever increasing inflation rates.

[@fininformationmarathi726]

Beautifully explained. Can you give calculator link of PPF and NPS

[@prasenjitdas256]

Very Useful Video.Thank You 🙏

[@roshannair5829]

Superb Explanation...Thank You

[@Sneha.paulofficial]

Bhai PLI par ek video chahiye... Perfect knowledge ke liye

[@drgjain]

PPF interest is compounded. So, the effective interest rate becomes about 10% annually.

[@gauravagrawal9265]

Compounding in both cases

[@drgjain]

@@gauravagrawal9265 Principles of Compounding does not apply on stock market. Agents befool people by saying that Compounding applies on stock market.

[@gauravagrawal9265]

@@drgjain lol, go to a school mathematics class and come back.

[@palfouji4404]

मेरे अभी ppf Acouunt me 3 लाख जमा कर दिए हैं 2 साल से जायदा टाइम हो गया 5अप्रैल से पहले ही डेढ़ लाख इकट्ठा जमा कर देता हूं

[@ankitsaxena874]

@labourlawadviser my experience in nps is not so good in case of equity exposure. So 10% is not achieved in nps. It is around 8 to 8.5%. Even when i have switched the fund manager still equity part is not handled well. So it is better to choose govt n corporate bond 75%

[@rohithkumar3480]

10 year average returns in Equity in NPS is 12-13 percent.Lower returns might be possible in initial few years but once you cross 7-10 years, that's when one reaps benefits of an equity instrument like stocks or mutual funds or NPS

[@yogiesr3192]

Alto, Eon, n agdam bagdam ka VEDIO desires on BHUKKAD demand👍

[@satlingmukade]

Thank you, Happy to know that my decision to go with NPS was good

[@rajeshsharma-ec7fj]

Nps me 10 saal rahne bad retirement hua aur pention mil raha hai......800/- .... Nps is very bad only OPS is good.

[@subhajitkumar5431]

u r right

[@sahebsaha5873]

Wo retirement nhi hai. Premature exit hai...

[@lovehumanity1332]

@@subhajitkumar5431 right brother NPS bad for government employee.OPS good for government employee.

[@lanubhor1763]

@@lovehumanity1332 APY Good for Govt employee

[@lovehumanity1332]

@@lanubhor1763 apy is not for govt employee

[@dombivli007]

Thanks for the video. Very informative. Just a suggestion as calculation of NPS should have be extensive considering the tax on return and fund managing expense etc.

[@nifty_ath6105]

Dear Mandeep, Pl make a video on ideal division of investment amount if one wants to invest in all of them like how 1.5 lakh should be divided between NPS, ELSS, PPF, LIC, medical health insurance etc.

[@sattwikplayz1503]

Well it should depend on your tax deduction from 80C and you retirement corpus needs....... For example if your 80C bracket is full then you opt for NPS for 80CCD and so on so forth

[@omvirarya5164]

बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद और आभार आपका 🙏🙏

[@jatinnandwani6678]

Thank you so much for the valuable information..

[@apurvpohane]

I just clicked like button at 8th second, coz he just said he has regrets, without thinking about what, why, how etc....... Jokes apart truly needed gyan, i hope you keep posting such amazing videos. Thanks in advance

[@AnilDhundwal]

Hi, pls do comparison between Atal pension yojna vs NPS..

[@rajukhanchandani3449]

well informative content, thnks..

[@Karan-vq5vg]

Amazing video. Cleared all my doubts. TYSM

[@yogeshpadte1481]

loved the simplistic way to explanation with comparison...

[@prathameshkinareparth]

I watched it repeatedly 12:52 fir bhi man nhi bhara😂🤣 Thanks for comparison video. Can you make video on Digital Gold vs Gold Bonds and also there is no regulatory body in digital gold investment also there some limitations of years of investment , delivery/making charges ... So which should any beginners choose as we have only few amount of money to invest in gold .. Please 🙏

[@shahkavish]

Brilliantly made and very clear for People, keep the good work

[@TushantGuptaRanchi]

Hi, what about the inflation? You should also include this factor while showing the returns. That 1 cr will have the value of today's 10 lakhs only.

[@rakeshkohli5327]

Very well explained !! I like all your videos.

[@badrivishal9276]

Bhai ji Dil se thanks 🙏 keep it up 🤠

[@anujchawla7061]

Invest in both!

[@sandipghosal09]

Thanks for this very thorough and knowledgeable video. Can you please make one video with comparison between PPF and VPF (Voluntary Provident Fund )? I think the interest rate is higher in VPF; but not sure it will be a good option.

[@sahebkumar5197]

I'm too interested to know

[@Surya-N-L]

VPF is additional amount that you invest over and above EPF. However the employer contribution doesn't change. Benefit: VPF investment done by emploee earns same interest rate as EPF ( which is quite high as compared to fixed deposit or ppf).

[@AmitKumar-sy8pb]

Bhai mein Biswas nhi karta ki u are 25 yrs old ,, u are just 18 yrs old 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@neelrajput3221]

Thanks for your information aur han aap 25 saal k ho maine bhi man liya 😂☺️☺️

[@rakeshii]

Very informative bro.. but government employees ke liye bhi video bnaya kro..🙏

[@deltatower972]

Sir, what if the person dies after investing in NPS for 5yrs? You should make a vdo on this too

[@Bibaswankundu]

At the same time you should have Term insurance too

[@sunilkumarmait]

I think if person dies before 60, his nominee get all the amount, but if dies after 60 his nominee(wife) gets amount and pension till death.

[@user1994gms]

@@sunilkumarmait yes correct

[@kushhgupta]

It is very difficult process to withdraw the money incase subscriber dies. NPS is waste

[@user1994gms]

@@kushhgupta nominee should be enrolled to make it smooth.. even LIC withdrawl is difficult incase subscriber dies

[@sureshvithalpatil1388]

sirji Best comparison with NPS, PPF. I am 57 age Govt servant can open both PPF & NPS directly from Bank without govt.

[@Rajeshkumar-vj9nl]

Hello ... Good day!! Your explanation of subject is too good... i beleive everybody can understand easily with the facts you presented ... but one thing is missing in whole episode... if the NPS account holder may death before to attain the 60 age then what would be options are available for nominee.. request to you please explain the same as well....

[@subratmishra6468]

It's a nice way to explain....Great

[@niranjandas4426]

Manjeet bhai ....jabardast information.....

[@premprakash1333]

Thanks for this amazing video. But if you could talk about the 'worst case scenario' returns in case of NPS for all its flavours, then I think that would help many viewers. Thanks again for such a nice video

[@ashishrock84]

Excellent Video!! Not only informative but your punchlines are awesome ! :D But I have one question.. agreed that historically the returns have been 8 to 10% for NPS schemes since inception, but I noticed that they were started either in 2009 or in 2013, both at the time when economy was low.. do you think there could be possibility of it averaging down to 5% to 6% over the years provided the investment is started now when market is still absurdly high (Jun 2021) ?

[@akatsukipm3114]

No, because considering age 25, you will contribute till age 60, i.e from current calendar year 2023 to 2058. Since India is a major growing economy, by 2058 our GDP will be around $30+ trillion dollars. Our market will only grow from here. Hence, I feel we should expect returns of even 10 to 12%. But one major point of concern is the inflation rate. Who knows how much the inflation will be by 2058 !!

[@madanjothidasan]

Mandeep we can open PPF through online because I have done that through my HDFC account

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

Yeah i meant via bank, mistakenly implied offline but online is also available on bank's website

[@nihalshetty3162]

i hold account in HDFC but i dont see any option to open PPF account online. Can u share more details?

[@renjithpn2002]

@@nihalshetty3162 logon to your online HDFC account and there you can see an offers tab in the right side top

[@Rawon9]

Point is money needs to be earned before we retire or still have something left whith us to do Or enjoy. After 60+ whis the need. Basic needs is enough. Either invest for 15 yrs max and then withdraw and check other options like bonds etc

[@sabyasachimidya3890]

Many many thanks to you for nice explanation.

[@theexposer9483]

Stock market has never given return of 10% in long run, this is a lie spoken by thousand times, by thousand people in thousand ways so it looks like true. Hence NPS return is more speculative than reality.

[@LabourLawAdvisor]

Lol

[@bijitpattanaik6638]

Ignorance will destroy you.

[@jayeshrules005]

Good video bhai, to summarise NPS is better option for people who lack discipline,50000 extra tax benefit is also a plus point. When u said 60% of NPS maturity amount is equal to 100% PPF amount it is enough to decide NPS is better. What percentage fund allocation do you recommend in Equity,govt bonds, corporate bonds to get minimum of 10% returns?

[@anuragsundriyal2863]

Can you also tell after including inflation for next 35 years what will be value of PPF/NPS maturity amount in todays value.

[@arpitkumar4525]

Important Note - You are saving 30% tax. But you have to give away 40% to insurance companies as annuity. Toh 10% ka loss ho gaya na! NPS is beneficial to those who don't want to invest time in investing and want to get guaranteed pension without any headache of investing your massive corpus in the right place at retirement. Main kya kr rha hoon ki I am just investing min amount of Rs 1000 per year to save tax. And even with avg 9.5% annual returns my corpus won't exceed Rs 5 lakhs so I should be able to withdraw my whole amount. I wouldn't have to buy annuity. That's if rules remain same. So there's this risk but this risk is with all investments as rules change