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Hello my name is Mukul
And welcome to the Asset Yogi.
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Friends in this video we will try to understand the
calculation of the National Pension Scheme聽
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If you invest 5000 to 10,000 rupees per month in the National Pension scheme
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So what is the final amount you get at the time of retirement?
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We will discuss Lump Sum and at the same time,
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We will also about how much monthly pension you can get,
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I have already done two videos related to this.
In the first video, we saw the details of NPS,
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its benefits, how to open an NPS account, you should watch that video,
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the link is in the description below.
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In the second video, we have discussed NPS tax benefits.
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along with the retirement planning program product, NPS also provides you with tax benefits
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And those tax benefits are very good so watch that video too.
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In this video, we will know more about tier 1 account and tier 2 account.
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How your money is invested
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Where pension fund managers invest your money
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Either the manager invests your money in
equity, bonds, or government securities.
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So keep watching the video.
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Music
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Firstly we will talk about tier 1account, If you want to
open your account in the National pension scheme
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If you want monthly income on your retirement
So firstly, you have to open a tier 1 account.
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Tier 1 account is a pure retirement planning product
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We can also call it a pension plan
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Here you can invest money every month or one time in a year
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No matter what amount you have you can invest in it anytime
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Now how do you will invest in it ?
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There is a website of NPS trust there you will get all the links
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you can invest your money in their online services
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There is an app available for NPS you can also make transactions through it
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In the previous video, many people asked a questions
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can we invest if we are self-employed?
In NPS along with Central Government employees,
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State Government employees and cooperative employees can also invest
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Self-employed people can also invest their money and a Businessman can also invest
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There is only an age criterion, if you are above 18 years you can invest
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Anyone between the age of 18 to 65 years can invest in NPS.
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What is a major benefit of NPS
here you will get good returns because
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Because you get the equity component and the second advantage is its tax benefits.
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How does it compare with the rest of the investment?
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Like PPF , Employees Provident Fund or mutual fund
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I will discuss it in the next video, in this video, we will see how the money is invested
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We will also look NPS calculator and what will be the Corpus amount at the retirement
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And how much monthly pension you can get.
Let's discuss how your money is invested
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When you open an NPS account then the money you invest in it
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Let say you invest 8000 to 10,000 per month
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Your money is managed by the pension fund manager
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Who are pension fund managers, I told you this in the previous video you can watch it.
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When you open your NPS account, you choose where you want to invest.
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Here you get three options for investment
The first is equity.
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Equity means your money is invested in the share market
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you can assume that there is high risk and high returns
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The risk is high in the share market but if we think for the long term.
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Because we are going to invest for 25 to 30 years.
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The second type of investment is cooperate bonds.
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Here we have moderate risk and moderate returns.
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Here you will 9 to 10% returns
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indirectly you are giving money to a particular company.
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And that company is using your money in its business but the company is giving you fixed returns
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In equity, no one promises fixed returns, If you remember,
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I said in the video of Equity and Debt.
Equity returns are never promised.
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In the cooperative bond, you fixed rate of returns is promised.
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The third type of investment is government securities
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Government security is very safe
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Because there is support from the government.
Here you can expect returns up to 7 to 8%
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Now I am talking about today's expected returns in the future it can change.
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You can decide how much money to invest in which type of investment and it's called active choice.
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That means you can also decide
Let say I want to invest 50% in equity,
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25% cooperative in bond and 25% in government securities
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There is a restriction you can not invest 100% of your money in equity.
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The maximum you can invest 75% of your money in equity.
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And if you are an aggressive investor, you can invest the
remaining 25% in cooperative bonds and government securities.
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But if you want moderate results and you don't want to take the high risk
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so accordingly you can decide your percentage, for example, you can invest 50% in equity
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25% in cooperative bonds, and 25% in government securities.
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If you don't want to do asset allocation by yourself, so for that you get auto choice
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According to your age, it is decided that how much percent you should invest in equity and
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how much percent should be invested in debt ie bonds and government securities.
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And it's not like that once you selected these choices
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So you have to stick with these choices for the next 30 to 35 years
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you can change them and you can also change your pension fund manager once a year.
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And you can change your asset allocation twice a year.
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We talked about how our money is invested.
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Now let's talk about how much money we will get at retirement?
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You have 3 options in retirement, first, you can continue this investment till 70 year
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Another option is that you can defer the withdrawal,
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you won't have to invest extra after retirement you can defer it till the age of 70 years
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At age 70 you will get the interest and of extra 10 years too as a lump sum amount
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Or you can get its pension also
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The third main option is the exit from NPS at the time of retirement
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So when you will retire at the age of 60, then at that time you will get the option
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that how much money you want to take in a lump sum and how much money you like to take in monthly pension.
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There is a restriction, you can take a maximum of 60% of the amount in a lump sum.
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You have to take a minimum of 40% in the form of a pension.
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So we can say that from 40% to 100%, you can convert the final amount of corpus in the form of a monthly pension.
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How does the monthly pension operate?
Let say your final amount is one crore
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So these one crores are given to an insurance company
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They give you an annuity plan and they give you 5 to 6% returns on these one crore.
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And you start getting a pension for a lifetime.
Let say if you gave 1 crore rupees to someone
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So you can assume that your monthly pension will be around 50 to 60 thousand.
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And it depends on what type of plan you choose
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Many people think that once I have given money,
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I will get that monthly pension for the rest of my life,
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but my lump sum amount will be given to the company and I will not get it back.
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It is not like this
Here you get four types of plans
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In the first plan, you will get an annuity for life.
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If you have given a lump sum amount to any company, so accordingly you will get a monthly pension
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I have checked a calculation of LIC I'll show you
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If you invested 1 crore then you will get around 72,000 monthly pensions in this plan
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The second plan is an annuity for Life
That means you will get a monthly pension
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plus the amount of corpus you have given.
i.e. return of purchase price
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If you invested 1 crore rupees then your nominee will get that money at the time of death.
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In this plan, if we take an example of one crore you will get RS. 53,000 monthly
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And the lump sum amount of one crore will be given to your nominee at the time of death
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The third plan is an annuity for life plus your spouse will get the monthly pension that you were getting before death,
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In this plan for example you will get RS 62,000 monthly
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And in the fourth plan, you will get all these three things
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That means you will get a monthly pension, after your death
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your spouse will also get the monthly pension that you were getting before your death
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And after the death of both, the total of your return of purchase price,
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the entire corpus amount of one crore will be given to your nominee.
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According to this plan, in our example, you will get around 73,000 pension
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So here we understood Tier One Account properly
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Now we also see the calculation
And how much money if we invest,
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Then how much corpus amount will be collected in the final
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and if we want to take 50% of them in the form of pension
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then how much we will get monthly
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Firstly let's try to calculate our retirement Corpus
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then how much we can invest and what we will get in the final
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So I typed NPS calculator in google.
The first link is to the website of NPS Trust.
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Let us see what options we will get in the pension calculator
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I have already filled, here you have to fill in your date of birth.
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I have assumed that the person is 30 years old.
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How much does his pension corpus will be, so I have filled the date of birth according to it.
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How much money you can invest every month, you can enter it here
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Whether you can invest 3000- 4000 and you can also invest 9000-10,000
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15000 or 20000, you can invest any amount you want to invest.
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Accordingly, the total corpus money you will get is shown here.
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Look here the total corpus is showing here
So after seeing the corpus
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you can also make your bank calculations.
If you calculate bank,
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then you will get an idea of how much you can invest every monthly
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As your salary increases, you can also increase the amount here.
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Fill in your average amount every month.
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After that, you can enter your expected return of investment here.
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10% is a reasonable amount, you will get 14% to 15% in equity,7-8% in government securities
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So we can take its average, let say if you invested 50% in equity
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or you invested 30 to 40% in equity then
The average rate of return can be taken at 10%.
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As I told you an earlier minimum of 40% you have to put in the pension
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So this calculator is starting from 40% only.
You can increase it
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Accordingly, how much you want to take in an annuity
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and what amount you want to take in the lump sum.
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Let say,50% we will take pension And 50% we will take the lump sum.
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And here you can decide the rate of annuity What rate you are expecting of annuity
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Nowadays 5-6% is a reasonable rate, here we are getting automatic default of 6% so I leave it as it is.
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Now let's see what is the total Corpus
If you invest 9000 rupees per month
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So by 10 percent, the total corpus after 30 years will be around two crores
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What was your actual investment, you have invested around 32,40,000 for the next 30 year
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But your Corpus is around 2 crores because of the compounding effect
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Here we have selected 50% annuity 50% lump-sum
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Let's assume approximately that we will take Rs 1 crore in a lump sum
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and we will take the annuity of Rs 1 crore in the form of pension.
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So if you take one crore rupees in form of an annuity plan
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So your monthly pension will be around RS 51,286.
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Here you can play around, let say if you think If you invest more in equity
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then what will be the Corpus amount so let's set it at 12%
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Let's say if we invested 60 to 70% in equity
Then we can expect 12% returns.
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Here the amount of 2 crore increased to 3 crores because of only 2%
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so if you're young, If you are under 30- 35
Then definitely you can be aggressive.
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You can invest 60 to 70% of your money in equity.
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We discuss Corpus, lump sum, and pension
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Now let's see what options annuity providers give us in the four plans
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Here you will go in the stakeholders and you will go to an annuity service provider so
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here you will get annuity rates and products now let's take a look at the four plans we talked about.
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So I have already calculated it, here you can fill in your details
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Here I assumed 60 years, the usual age of retirement
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You can enter your date of birth here
You have to entered the age of 60 years,
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only then you will know exactly how much pension you will get according to the annuity
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Gender, you can fill in the rest of the details
I have also filled in the date of the spouse
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I have also assumed the age of Spouse is 60 years.
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And because we had assumed that we would take one crore from pension.
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We will invest buy one crore in an annuity plan
You can consider this as your purchase price.
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We call it purchase price because we have purchased an annuity plan for rupees 1 crore
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We will put the frequency of annuity,
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Monthly, Quarterly, Half Yearly, Yearly Options is available here
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And because we want monthly pension so I have selected monthly option.
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You will submit it after entering a captcha.
Here you will get plans on one crore
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Here is the option of LIC which I have discussed,
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Here you get a monthly pension of around Rs 72,700 If you take for yourself annuity for Life
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And in the second plan where you want your lump sum amount back
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If you want the one crore back which you have invested, then you will get Rs 53,750.
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Or if you want after your death your spouse will get the same annuity, monthly pension
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So you can take this plan.
Here you will get RS 62,667 monthly pension
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And in the fourth plan, your spouse will get a monthly pension plus
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you will also get the money back that you have invested
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so in this case you will get a monthly pension of around RS 53,417
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And the fifth plan is provided by SBI Life
so you can study it.
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We have seen four plans of Life Insurance Corporation.
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Here 5 insurance companies are providing services
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Here LIC, STAR UNION DAI-ICHI, SBI LIFE, HDFC, and ICICI are available
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You can go with the company you like.
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So we talked about the tier-1 account till now
Along with this you also get the option of a tier 2 account.
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This is not compulsory for you but if you want to open a Tier 2 account
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So it is very compulsory to have a tier 1 account,
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I have said this in my previous video also
What is Tier 2 account exactly ?
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You can consider it as an investment and savings account
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Or government employees can consider it like GPF.
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You can invest any amount in this.
There is no restriction of withdrawal here.
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There are a lot of restrictions in the Tier 1 account
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Which I discussed in the previous video.
During investment, until you retire
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So you get the facility of partial withdrawal in the very restricted cases.
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You can invest any amount in Tier 2 account at any time
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and you can withdraw the money at any time.
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you can understand that it works like a mutual fund.
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your money is invested in the same way as it is invested in Tier 1 account.
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That means how much you will invest in equity and bonds,
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And how much you will invest in government securities, you can decide it
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and The second thing to remember is that in Tier 2 account
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You do not get any tax benefits within the account.
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All tax benefits are applicable only for Tier 1 accounts.
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then Tier 2 account more and less Works like a mutual fund.
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where your money is invested in different investment classes at different places.
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that you exactly can decide,
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then you will ask what is the benefit of opening in Tier 2 account.
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see tax Benefits are not available but if you want to manage your investments in one place.
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you don't want to manage different portfolio .
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So you can make your investment in Tier 2 account in one place.
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where you get exposure of equity, Bonds and Government Security's exposure.
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so here we have understood Tier 1 account and Tier 2 account
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we have also seen the calculation that how much lump sum we can accept
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how much we will get a monthly pension.
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now from where you have to do this all online transaction.
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You can do these transactions from the website of NPS Trust.
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or you can download the NPS app from there. From there also all these transactions can be done.
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That's all for this video
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In the upcoming video, we will compare NPS with other popular investments.
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Like PPF, EPF, and mutual funds.
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we will see if NPS is a very attractive investment because of its tax benefits.
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