You can deposited in your P P F A/C by both the system to a maximum of Rs.70000/- per year as per your ability to save.
It is one of the best self employment deposit scheme.
You can go cost averaging but I rather go lump sum at first as much as you can and then do an installment to stay consistent with your savings increasing. Since I’m assuming your self-employed just lump sum it but continue to increase your likeliness of retirement but maintaining enough to support yourself and your company through these times where credit is tight.
Lump sum is better.
You can deposited in your P P F A/C by both the system to a maximum of Rs.70000/- per year as per your ability to save.
It is one of the best self employment deposit scheme.
You can go cost averaging but I rather go lump sum at first as much as you can and then do an installment to stay consistent with your savings increasing. Since I’m assuming your self-employed just lump sum it but continue to increase your likeliness of retirement but maintaining enough to support yourself and your company through these times where credit is tight.