This discussion clarifies what happens to your National Pension System (NPS) funds if you pass away after turning 60. While you can withdraw 60% as a lump sum, the remaining 40% is converted into a monthly pension. If the pensioner dies, the nominee generally does not receive any further pension payments. However, in some cases, like the spouse of the pensioner, they might receive the pension for their lifetime.
02 January 2021
Dear Team, Plz guide me on below mentioned example. Suppose, I have 1 Crore in my NPS at the age of 60. I can withdraw only 60% on lumsum basis as per NPS rules and 40% will be converted into monthly pension. Now my 40 Lakh is blocked with NPS which I will get on monthly pension basis. Suppose, I died at the age of 61, then will my nominee receive any money from NPS ? If yes, what amount that will be ? Please guide, who have good knowledge on this.