National Pension System (NPS)

National Pension System (NPS) is a voluntary defined contribution scheme with attractive tax benefits to support retirement savings in India. Attractive features of the plan include:

  • High portability and flexibility
  • Attractive tax benefits (for tier 1 contributions and withdrawals) 
  • Flexibility of fund managers and exposure to market returns

Eligibility

Regular employees.

How it works

How to enroll

Learn how to enroll in NPS.

How to get started

1. Register for an NPS account.

Intuit offers you the ability to enroll in NPS. Once you register for an NPS account, Intuit will contribute 4.5% of your fixed pay toward the tier 1 account. Employee contributions are voluntary; however, the NPS program is designed for you to take an active role in building a stronger financial future. 

2. Make voluntary NPS contributions.

In addition to Intuit’s contribution, you can also make an additional voluntary contribution to your NPS account.

Beneficiaries

If you die while covered by the plan, the beneficiaries you name receive payment from the plan. Learn how to name a beneficiary.

Common questions

How do I name a beneficiary?
How do I enroll or make changes to National Pension System (NPS)?

Resources

NPS consultants

If you have questions about the NPS process, contact an HDFC consultant.

S.No Name Contact details
1 Ashiwini / Mitali (Mail / Query desk) Email: nps@hdfcbank.com
2 Mandar Gokhale (level 1) Email: mandar.gokhale@hdfcbank.com
3 Vishakha Satam (level 2) Email: vishakha.satam@hdfcbank.com
4 Dharmendra Rathod (level 3) Email: dharmendra.rathod@hdfcbank.com
5 Anand Tapadia / Ashish Rathore (level 4) Email: anand.tapadia@hdfcbank.com / ashish.rathore2@hdfcbank.com
6 Chethan Nayampally (level 5) Email: chethan.nayampally@hdfcbank.com

Where to get help

Darwin, your benefits administrator
+65 6383 1700
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Email

HR Connect
000-8000-505-007
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Related pages

Employee Stock Purchase Plan
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