Yes, the interest paid by provident fund will fall into riba category
Provident Fund is a portion of our salary that our employer deducts every month. This money is remitted to the government of India's PF trust. This money is used by our government for its cash needs. Once we retire or close our PF account, the money that has accumulated against our name would be given back to us. The money in our PF account grows at the rate of 8.5% per annum compounded every year.Yes it is an asset for you and you have all rights to ask your provident fund balance.
I doubt that it is related to your EPF (employee provident fund). So money is debited to the bank account which you would have asked to debit your provident fund money.
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A Provident Loan is a loan that will loan you money for jewellery and gold. The Provident Loan Society offers loans for a lower rate than a lot of other companies, for example, loan sharks.
No
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When you reach retirement age or when you resign
No, I dont think so. But, if you have stolen from the government or owe the government any money, then the law can try to recover the money from your EPF Account payment depending on the laws applicable at the time of the incident.
Yes and No. There is a scheme called Voluntary Provident Fund or VPF wherein you instruct your employer to deduct extra money and put it into your PF account. This is the only way you can add additional cash towards the Provident Fund account. You cannot add money any other way
If the federal government wasn't in charge it would be a mess. That would mean there would 50 different kinds money and no rules on banks. It falls to the federal government to make sure the money is good for the United States and overseas.
Contribution refers to the amount of money that gets deposited into the pf account
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