<a href="https://zfunds.in/search?searchdata=Public+Provident+Fund+%28PPF%29%3A+Interest+Rate%2C+Eligibility+Criteria%2C+Benefits%2C+Application+Form">PPF </a>account comes with a long maturity tenure of 15 years. PPF account matures after the completion of 15 years starting from the end of the financial year in which the account was opened. <a href="https://zfunds.in/m/ppf-interest-rate">PPF interest rate</a> for the period of Q4 which is January - March of the financial year 2020-2021 is fixed at 7.1%. <a href="https://zfunds.in/m/ppf-interest-rate">PPF interest rates</a> are subject to revisions by the Government of India every quarter which means after every 3 months.As PPF has a long maturity of 15 years, it offers the facility of partial withdrawals. But, partial withdrawals are allowed only after 5 years excluding the year in which the account was opened. The subscribers of the PPF account can withdraw up to 50% of the total corpus which is available after the end of the 4th financial year or preceding year, whichever is lower.&nbsp;To know more about the PPF, <a href="https://youtu.be/t6WEI6e08xs">click here</a> to view our detailed video on the PPF. The video consists of features, benefits, interest rate, rules, eligibility, and many more parameters about the PPF.&nbsp;

When does a Public Provident Fund (PPF) account mature? Does the PPF account allow premature withdrawals?

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