Reasons NOT to invest in NPS

 

https://www.tomorrowmakers.com/other-investments/why-nps-may-not-be-right-investment-tool-you-article

 

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/invest/5-reasons-why-investors-stay-away-from-nps-but-should-you/articleshow/61890679.cms

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