What happens to the money in my account if I die before maturity?
By IndianMoney , 4 months ago
IndianMoney
4 months ago
In the event of the death of the PPF account holder, the balance amount in the public provident fund account will be paid to the nominee or legal heir of the deceased person even before the completion of 15 years.
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