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11 posts tagged retirement
- Returning NRIs·
PPF after returning to India: continuing your account, opening a new one, and the tax-free maturity rules
NRIs cannot open a new PPF account but can continue one opened before going abroad. After returning as a resident, you can open fresh. Here's everything on PPF rules, deposits, and the ₹1.5 lakh/year cap.
- Returning NRIs·
US Social Security for returning NRIs: what happens to your credits, when you can claim, and the India tax angle
No India-US totalization agreement exists. Your US Social Security credits don't transfer to India. But you can claim SS from India after age 62. Here's how it works and how India taxes it.
- Returning NRIs·
NPS for returning NRIs: opening an account, tax benefits, and how it fits your retirement plan
Returning NRIs can open an NPS account as Indian residents. The 80CCD(1B) deduction gives ₹50,000 extra tax savings. Here's how NPS fits alongside your 401k and Indian retirement corpus.
- NRI Finance·
UAE NRI retirement corpus guide: EOSB, EPF, NRE FDs, UCITS ETFs, and NPS
UAE NRIs build retirement savings across multiple buckets: UAE EOSB, Indian EPF, NRE fixed deposits, equity mutual fund SIPs, UCITS ETFs on IBKR, and...
- Returning NRIs·
NRI returning to India: the complete financial blueprint for retiring rich
NRIs transferred $129 billion to India in 2024. 60% plan to return. This guide covers the complete financial blueprint: how much corpus you need, the...
- NRI Finance·
EPF, gratuity, and PPF for UAE NRIs: what happens to your Indian retirement accounts
Moved to UAE from India? Your EPF balance stays in EPFO until you withdraw or transfer. Gratuity from your Indian employer is due if you served 5+...
- NRI Finance·
Turning RSUs into a retirement corpus: 401(k), backdoor and mega-backdoor Roth for US employees
Your RSUs are taxable cash flow. Here's how US employees route them into a retirement corpus — maxing the 401(k) at $24,500, the backdoor Roth, the...
- US Investing·
Asset location: which assets belong in Roth, pre-tax, and taxable accounts
Asset location places each asset class in the account type that taxes it most lightly — adding after-tax return at no extra risk for RSU holders.
- NRI Finance·
The SECURE 2.0 mandatory Roth catch-up rule for high earners in 2026
From 2026, high earners 50+ must make 401(k) catch-up contributions as Roth. Who's affected, how RSU wages trigger the rule, and how to plan.
- NRI Finance·
The backdoor Roth IRA and the pro-rata trap: how high earners fund a Roth without triggering tax
How US high earners fund a Roth IRA despite income limits — and the pre-tax IRA mistake that makes the conversion taxable, plus the 401(k)-rollover fix.
- US Investing·
The mega-backdoor Roth: a complete guide for high earners
How high earners route after-tax 401(k) contributions into Roth up to the 2026 $72,000 limit, using RSU cash as the bridge to free up salary.