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New Delhi: The Employee Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is in the process of disbursing the interest rate amount for the previous fiscal year, FY25, to the eligible EPF account holders. The interest rate set for FY25 was 8.25%. However, there may be some problems that account holders face. EPF account holders may face a slight delay in receiving the total interest amount and are advised in such conditions to check the status online and take the necessary steps.
Every financial year, the Central Board of Trustees (CBT) decides the rate of interest on the deposits of the previous financial year. However, after the decision on the interest rate is taken, it usually takes time to credit the interest because of the administrative paperwork of calculating the interest on each account.
Unlike bank fixed deposits, EPF interest is accrued every month but is credited to the account only once a year. Delay in updating the passbook does not change the total amount. as long as one is not withdrawing the money.
If in the case of interest delayed, then the following list of measures is to be taken:
The interest will be updated in the accounts of most account holders in a few days, as EPFO has started the process of crediting. If there is still a delay in your account, then keep an eye on the passbook and take any action only if necessary.