Post Office Monthly Income Scheme (POMIS) 2026: Rate, Limits & Tax
POMIS pays 7.4% p.a. as monthly income with capital safety. Limits (₹9L single/₹15L joint), 5-year tenure, taxation and who it suits — full 2026 guide.
POMIS pays 7.4% p.a. as monthly income with capital safety. Limits (₹9L single/₹15L joint), 5-year tenure, taxation and who it suits — full 2026 guide.
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