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Question by Krishnaswami on Apr 24, 2023Hindi

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I openned my ppf account in december 2019 when i can with draw fifty percent amount want to know sir

Ans: Hi Krishnaswami
50% of the balance could be withdrawn provided you have 5 continuous years of contribution

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