Go ahead.
You will get your principle amount plus interest, minus any withholding charges.
My brother was in this scheme when he was with a software company in Canada. On his return to India (resignation), he was allowed to withdraw the entire amount.
5% withholding tax was held. It was refunded after his tax return for that year (pro rata).
Murali
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Originally posted by montrealEEE
The name of the fund is fidelity clear path 2050
Great west life is managing it. Soon they will be moved to sunlife because of some policy of my company
After reading thoroughly the booklet I can't find any information about the vesting period so I assume that there's no vesting period.
I can live with the penalty as long I get my principal amount back.
Hi FH,
I got a confirmation from the HR that there is no vesting period. When I decide to leave today, I get my contribution as well as the employer contribution in full (ofcourse based on the market value)
The fund is managed by Sunlife.
Gives me some peace of mind now !!
Thanks for the information. That should do it.
FH.
I got a confirmation from the HR that there is no vesting period. When I decide to leave today, I get my contribution as well as the employer contribution in full (ofcourse based on the market value)
Check again.
If you resign, you may get only your part back. The employer's will go to him.
That is the normal rule in many IT companies.
Just double check to give you satisfaction.
Murali
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