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Govt hikes wage ceiling for EPF coverage: We calculate how this could impact your pension payout at retirement

16 Sept 2026 · 1d ago

The EPFO wage ceiling has been raised to ₹25,000, bringing an additional 51 lakh employees under mandatory provident fund cover, and widening social security coverage for workers. Today, we calculate how this can impact your pension payout.

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