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News India Live, Digital Desk: Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana: Every parent has only one dream-that their daughter read, move forward and become self-sufficient. They want that when his beloved is big, then lack of money does not come in the way of his dreams. Whether he has to do high studies in the country and abroad, start his work, or he should marry him with pomp.
But in this era of rising inflation, fulfilling this dream also becomes a big concern.
To remove this concern and secure the future of every daughter, the government has a very beautiful initiative, which is named – Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (Ssy).
This is not just a bank account, it is a loving promise for your daughter’s future.
How does this plan make your dreams true?
Understand this in easy words. This is a ‘Gullak’ opened in the name of your daughter, in which you deposit a little money every month. But this is not a minor piggy.
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Magic of interest: Government on this piggy bank 8.2% Gives a magnificent annual interest of. This is more than the bank’s FD. This means that your small investment, with the strength of Power of Compounding, gradually turns into a large amount.
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Short start, big future: You do not have to deposit millions of rupees. You just 250 rupees This account can also be started from the month. And if you want, you can deposit up to Rs 1.5 lakh in a year.
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Tax also savings: Whatever money you deposit in this scheme, you also get an income tax exemption on it. That is, the daughter’s future is also safe, and tax is also saved on your hard earned money.
When will this money work?
When your daughter turns 18, you can withdraw half the money from this account for her high studies. And when the age of 21 is complete, he will get a big amount that will give wings to his dreams.
This scheme is an important part of the ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’ campaign. It assures every father that his daughter’s future is bright and safe.
So if there is a little angel smaller in your house too, then go to the post office or bank near you today and give this precious gift for it.
North India Statesman