Retirement planning: 6 ways to make extra money after getting retired

<ul><li>Some part-time gigs — such as tutoring, pet sitting or helping with tax prep — allow retirees to work a few hours at a time, and the extra income can make a big difference.</li></ul>

Old pension scheme versus NPS: Some key differences

In old pension scheme, subscribers used to get a minimum assured amount without having to contribute a dime, whereas in NPS — subscribers are meant to contribute for their future security. Read further to know more on the key differences between the two

Minimum assured return scheme of NPS to have 10-year lock-in, says PFRDA chairman

The minimum assured return scheme of NPS was supposed to be launched by the end of September. But there has been a delay because the modalities are yet to be worked out

EPFO: These proposed changes may make it easier for you to enrol

The proposed changes will allow all formal workers and the self-employed to enrol in its retirement saving schemes

Retired people, too, contribute a lot to the economy

<ul><li>They indulge in many activities all of which infuses money into the economy. They spend on travel &amp; leisure activities, gift to near and dear ones, indulge in philanthropy, buy goods, vehicles and homes, spend on health and wellness etc. This is over and above their regular living expenses.</li></ul>

Worried about retirement? Don’t let the gender pay gap demotivate you!

It's natural to worry about whether you're putting enough money down for retirement. Particularly if you are a woman. In the following post, we'll discover more about the same.

International Women's Day: Why retirement needs for women could be starkly different

This International Women's Day, let's look at why it is very important for women to not only save money but to actively think of have a retirement kitty.&nbsp;

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