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Post Office Scheme: Good news! A great scheme with investment of PM Modi of the post office, take advantage immediately

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Narendra Modi investment in NSC: Investment in post office scheme is safe. In this, you also get guaranteed good returns on regular investment. Let’s know about this scheme with investment of PM Modi.

NSC:  If you also want to earn profit by making small investments, then post office is a better option for you. Let us tell you that the Prime Minister also invests in post office schemes. PM Narendra Modi has made a big investment in Life Insurance and National Savings Certificate. According to the data, in June 2020, he has invested 8 lakh 43 thousand 124 rupees in NSC. For life insurance, he had deposited a premium of Rs 1 lakh 50 thousand 957. Let us know about this scheme in detail. 

National Savings Certificate

If you want to invest at zero risk then you should invest in post office. If you want to invest in a safe and government scheme, then you can invest in the National Savings Certificate. This is a safe investment because it is part of the small savings scheme of the post office and the Prime Minister of the country himself invests in it.

How to invest?

Single Type-  In this type you can invest for yourself or for a minor.
Joint A Type-  This type of certificate can be taken by any two people together i.e. two people can invest together
Joint B Type-  It is invested by two people but only one investor can invest money on maturity. are given to.

How much can you invest?

This post office scheme currently has an interest rate of 6.8%. You can invest a minimum of Rs 1,000 in this scheme and invest money in multiples of 100. However, there is no maximum limit for investment in this.

Income tax exemption

If you also invest in NSC, then you will also get tax exemption by investing up to Rs 1.5 lakh every year under Section 80C of Income Tax. In case of taxable income, the amount is deducted from the total income.

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