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No premature closure of Senior Citizens’ Savings Scheme account on death: Govt

Author

Sophia Terry

Updated on February 27, 2026

New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) The Money Service on Thursday explained that untimely conclusion of a record under the Senior Residents’ Investment funds Plan (SCSS) doesn’t get set off because of the demise of record holder, yet is appropriate just when the record holder demands for the record’s conclusion before the development period.

In such instances of untimely conclusion of a record, a punishment is required according to govern 6 of the SCSS, the service said in a proclamation.

The explanation came as it has been seen at times that on the demise of the record holder, working organizations are shutting the SCSS account by regarding it as untimely conclusion.

The service expressed that in situations where the SCSS account holder(s) dies and the record is being shut on solicitation of the chosen one or lawful successor, the pace of revenue as appropriate on SCSS plot will be paid till the date of end of the record holder.

From that point, the loan fee pertinent on mailing station bank accounts will be paid from the date of destruction of the record holder till the date of definite conclusion of the record, it added.