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Deciding what to do with your pension pot can be a difficult decision. Our Money blog team explains the two most popular options and everything you need to consider.

But as you transition into retirement, shifting a greater percentage into bonds can help manage risk and provide stability. Your specific allocation will depend on factors like life expectancy, risk ...

“The UPS has been envisaged to address the demand of the employees covered under NPS regarding assured pension after retirement, while ensuring a fiscally responsible funded and contributory ...

Provident Fund . A provident fund is a retirement fund run by the government. They are generally compulsory, often through taxes, and are funded by both employer and employee contributions ...

What is the difference between NPS, UPS and OPS? The Unified Pension Scheme will come into effect from 1 April 2025 this year. Under UPS, central employees will be given a fixed pension.