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Retirement Planning for Pakistanis (2026): The Halal Complete Guide
Article3 Aug 2026

Retirement Planning for Pakistanis (2026): The Halal Complete Guide

Most Pakistanis retire without a meaningful pension. Here is how to build a halal retirement plan in 2026: what EOBI covers, how Islamic VPS works, and where to start.

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HalalWallet Editorial Team
Voluntary Pension Schemes in Pakistan (2026): The Complete Islamic VPS Guide
Article3 Aug 2026

Voluntary Pension Schemes in Pakistan (2026): The Complete Islamic VPS Guide

How VPS accounts work in Pakistan: sub-funds, allocation schemes, the Section 63 tax credit, withdrawal rules at 60 to 70, and the seven Islamic pension managers compared.

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HalalWallet Editorial Team
Best Islamic Pension Funds in Pakistan (2026): Fees and Returns Compared
Article3 Aug 2026

Best Islamic Pension Funds in Pakistan (2026): Fees and Returns Compared

Seven Islamic VPS managers compared on real numbers: ABL charges the lowest fees, Atlas skips the front-end load, Alhamra has the strongest long record, and Alfalah has a TER problem.

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HalalWallet Editorial Team
Employer Pensions, Gratuity and Provident Funds in Pakistan (2026): The Halal Assessment
Article3 Aug 2026

Employer Pensions, Gratuity and Provident Funds in Pakistan (2026): The Halal Assessment

Most Pakistani provident funds sit in interest-bearing instruments, and you usually cannot opt out. What scholars say about the interest, plus the halal alternatives taking shape.

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HalalWallet Editorial Team
Is EOBI Pension Halal? (2026)
Article3 Aug 2026

Is EOBI Pension Halal? (2026)

EOBI is a compulsory state benefit scheme, and scholars generally permit receiving statutory pensions. The concern is how the fund invests. What is known, what is not, and the scholarly positions.

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HalalWallet Editorial Team
Is VPS Halal? Pakistan's Islamic Pension Question (2026)
Article3 Aug 2026

Is VPS Halal? Pakistan's Islamic Pension Question (2026)

Islamic VPS funds are halal per mainstream scholars: sub-funds hold only screened assets under named Shariah boards, and the Section 63 tax credit is a tax reduction, not interest. The evidence.

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HalalWallet Editorial Team