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Why PPF is not a risk free investment?
Posted by VIVEK SHARMA
02 March 2012
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Public Provident Fund (PPF) is a very popular investment option for salaried individuals. People use PPF as a tax saving tool. Under Section 80C of Income Tax act in India, you can make investments upto Rs.1 lakh in PPF and get tax benefit of 30.
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