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As per the notification, interest rates for different small savings schemes from 01.04.2026, to 30.06.2026 will stay the same like the previous quarter, from January 1 to March 31, 2026.

PPF, NSC, Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme Rates Remain Unchanged: Government Notifies

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PPF, SCSS and Sukanya Samriddhi continue to offer strong post-tax returns compared to bank deposits

PPF and Small Savings Schemes Continue to Offer Strong Returns in Jan-Mar 2026

Small Savings Schemes Remain Attractive as Government Retains Interest Rates for Jan–Mar 2026

Govt revises interest rates for PPF, NSC, KVP and other small savings schemes from 1st July 2025

PPF, NSC, KVP: Govt Announces New Interest Rates from 1st July

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The government has made changes in the Government Savings Promotion General Rules to remove any charges for updating or modifying nominees' details in PPF accounts.

No Need to Pay Charges For Modifying PPF Nominee Details, No More Fees For Updating PPF Nominee Details, Removal of Nomination Change Fee

No Need to Pay Charges For Modifying PPF Nominee Details

Individuals with a PPF account who want to earn interest for the full financial year must deposit money into their PPF account before April 05, 2025.

Individuals Holding PPF Not Allowed to Perform Any Transaction On April 1 and 2, Says India Post

Most of those who preferred the old tax regime may now benefit from switching to the new tax regime because it has become more attractive the personal income tax changes in Budget 2025.

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