Calculate the maturity amount of your EPF (Employee Provident Fund) using Pocketful’s online EPF calculator in India.
EPF, or Employee Provident Fund, is a retirement-based saving and investment option offered by the EPFO (Employee Provident Fund organisation). Epf scheme was introduced in 1951 by the government of India by passing a bill in the parliament on 15th November 1951.
Later, in 1952, some amendments were made, the Act is now referred to as the Employees’ Provident Funds & Miscellaneous Provision Act 1952. The Act is valid for the whole of India except Jammu & Kashmir.
The employee contributes around 12% of their monthly basic Pay towards the EPF account & the employer also contributes in the same proportion. EPF is available for employees working in the organised sector of the economy. EPF is open to all employees, be they private or government employees.
Contrary to this, a similar scheme, GPF, is available for only government salaried employees.
Interest on the EPF account on a compounding basis. The employees can claim their EPF at the time of their retirement. The interest on EPF accounts is revised annually by the government of India. Currently, the interest rate offered on the EPF accounts IS 8.15%.
EPF calculator is a mathematical utility device to calculate the maturity amount of your EPF account. It helps you to compute the amount that you could expect at the time of your retirement.
Using a mathematical calculator for such calculations helps you in doing financial planning. The estimates behind the computation of the interest rate are complex. Especially considering all the technical equations and terms, it is complicated to know using a traditional manual calculator. In that case, tools like these come in very handy. You just have to put a few details & the amount is calculated automatically within a few seconds.
Suppose Mr Sam has a basic monthly salary of 20,000.
He contributes 12% for EPF = 12%20,000 = 2400.
Employer contributes 12% for EPF = 12%20,000 = 2400 .
Total contribution towards EPF = 2400+2400 = 4,800.
According to a current interest rate of 8.15%.
Monthly interest rate will be 8.15%/12 = 0.67%.
So, the interest credited to his account will be 32.16.
For the next month’s calculation, the interest will be calculated on 4,800+32.16.
Similarly, the calculation for the subsequent months will be done.
Pocketful’s EPF calculator offers a very user-friendly interface to the users. Given below are the steps to use the EPS calculator in India.
To be eligible for EPF (Employee Provident Fund), the person has to fulfil a few requirements, which are mentioned below:
If you want to check your EPF balance online, there are two ways to do it. One is by going to the official Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) website & the second is by using the UMANG app. In both cases, you need to know your Universal Account Number (UAN).
Step 1: Log in to the UAN Member e-Sewa portal. Step 2: Select the ‘Online Services’ tab and click on the ‘Claim (Form-31, 19 & 10C)’ option. Step 3: Member details will be displayed. Enter your bank account number registered with EPF and click ‘Verify’
Both employee and employer contribute towards the EPF account of the employee every month based upon the salary of the employee. This contribution is towards a pension scheme for employees after retirement.
No, the EPF scheme is available to salaried employees working in the organised sector. Irrespective of the fact that whether they are in the public sector or private sector.
EPF stands for Employee Provident Fund & PPF stands for Public Provident Fund. EPF is open only to salaried employees in the organised sector. Whereas, PPF is available for the whole general public.
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