To make a deposit in a Pension Scheme, you're essentially contributing to a retirement plan that provides regular income after retirement. There are different types of pension schemes depending on your country, employment status (salaried, self-employed), and goals.
✅ General Steps to Deposit in a Pension Scheme
Step 1: Choose a Pension Scheme
Here are common types:
Scheme Type | Description |
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Government Pension Schemes | e.g., NPS (India), Social Security (USA), SSS (Philippines) |
Employer Pension Plans | e.g., EPF, 401(k), or company pension plans |
Private Pension Plans | Offered by insurance companies or mutual funds |
Voluntary Pension Contributions | Extra contributions beyond mandatory payments |
Step 2: Register or Open a Pension Account
Depending on the scheme:
For NPS (India):
Register using Aadhaar or PAN
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Choose a Pension Fund Manager
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Select Plan
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Make your initial deposit (min ₹500)
For 401(k) (USA):
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Contact your employer’s HR/finance department
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Choose contribution percentage
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Pick investment options (mutual funds, ETFs, etc.)
For SSS (Philippines):
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Log in to My.SSS
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Go to "Payment Reference Number (PRN)"
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Generate PRN and pay via bank, GCash, or payment center
Step 3: Deposit or Contribute
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Online: Raivik Finance
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Offline: Visit the bank, post office, or pension provider branch
Step 4: Track and Update Regularly
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Monitor fund performance
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Update nomination details
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Increase contributions over time for better returns
🔁 Contribution Example – NPS (India)
Contribution | Tier | Frequency | Tax Benefit |
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₹1,000/month | Tier I | Monthly | Under Sec 80CCD(1) and (2) |
🧾 Documents Usually Required:
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PAN / Aadhaar
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Bank details
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Passport-size photo
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Proof of age and residence
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