ilmscore | NPS vs MF vs PPF vs EPF | Which is Better? | CA Rachana Ranade

Predictions from this Video

Total: 6
Correct: 4
Incorrect: 1
Pending: 1
Prediction
Topic
Status
For aggressive investors in NPS auto choice, equity allocation starts at 75% until age 35, decreasing by 4% annually to 15% by age 55. Moderate investors start at 50% equity until age 35, decreasing by 2% annually to 10% by age 55. Conservative investors start at 25% equity until age 35, decreasing by 1% annually to 5% by age 55.
"aggressive investor 75% equity allocation will be done and balance in debt as I told you corporate bonds government bonds whatever and the allocation this 75% allocation can be allowed till you attain the age of 35 but after 35 till the age of 55 this equity allocation will go on reducing by 4% every year at the age of 55 it will be only 15% in equity balance in debt simple till here if I am talking about a moderate category of investor. It will be 50% in equity, 50% in debt. And 50% maximum allocation will be allowed till the age of 35, then it will keep on reducing by 2% every year, and ultimately, it will be reduced to 10% equity exposure by the age of 55. And if I am talking about a conservative restaker, a maximum of 25% equity allocation will be allowed till the age of 35, then it will go on reducing by 1% every year. And at the end of 55th year only 5% equity exposure will be remaining balance will be very simple"
NPS Auto Choice Investment Allocation
Pending
For taxpayers under the new tax regime, employee contributions to NPS (under sections 80CCD 1 and 80CCD 1B) are not tax-deductible. This trend is expected to continue, with a projected 90% of taxpayers opting for the new regime in the upcoming year, implying a significant portion will not receive these employee contribution benefits.
"For new tax regime. None of these neither ATCCD one nar ATCCD one be none of them is applicable. So this contribution of the employee is not tax beneficial. And of you ask me, this is going to again give you, oh my God, feeling, why in financial year 23, 24, around 74% of the taxpayers head opted for the new regime. And it is expected that nearly 90% of the taxpayers may opt out for the new regime in the next year. So, none of them is going to get the employee contribution benefit."
NPS Tax Benefits for New Tax Regime
Correct
For aggressive investors in NPS, equity allocation reduces by 4% annually between ages 35 and 55, reaching 15% equity by age 55.
"After 35 till the age of 55 this equity allocation will go on reducing by 4% every year at the age of 55 it will be only 15% in equity balance in debt simple till here"
NPS Equity Allocation Trend
Incorrect
For moderate investors in NPS, equity allocation reduces by 2% annually after age 35, reaching 10% equity by age 55.
"then it will keep on reducing by 2% every year, and ultimately, it will be reduced to 10% equity exposure by the age of 55."
NPS Moderate Equity Allocation Trend
Correct
For conservative investors in NPS, equity allocation reduces by 1% annually after age 35, reaching 5% equity by age 55.
"then it will go on reducing by 1% every year. And at the end of 55th year only 5% equity exposure will be remaining"
NPS Conservative Equity Allocation Trend
Correct
Employee contributions to NPS are not tax-deductible under the new tax regime, which is projected to be adopted by approximately 90% of taxpayers in the upcoming year.
"For new tax regime. None of these neither ATCCD one nar ATCCD one be none of them is applicable. So this contribution of the employee is not tax beneficial. And of you ask me, this is going to again give you, oh my God, feeling, why in financial year 23, 24, around 74% of the taxpayers head opted for the new regime. And it is expected that nearly 90% of the taxpayers may opt out for the new regime in the next year. So, none of them is going to get the employee contribution benefit."
NPS Tax Benefits - New Tax Regime Impact
Correct