Central staffers may get to keep higher returns from riskier bets
Business Standard|August 27, 2024
Central government employees could get higher returns under the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) than guaranteed since they will get an option to choose an investment plan out of their funds and 10 per cent government contribution (of a total of 18.5 per cent), government sources said.
SHIVA RAJORA

While the government has increased its contribution from 14 per cent under the new pension system (NPS) to 18.5 per cent of the basic pay of employees under UPS, individual's contribution has been retained at 10 per cent.

Employees could choose the investment plan of their choice based on their contribution and 10 per cent contribution by the government.

Otherwise they can go with the default option, which invests money in debt and equity in a predetermined manner.

Separately, a pool fund would be created with 8.5 percentage points of government contribution, which would be invested by the government.

This fund would be used to meet any shortfall or top-up towards the payment to an individual on retirement, the sources said.

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