From today, the month of September has started and from the first date, many changes have been implemented from the price of gas cylinders to banking rules. Yes and this new month is going to be heavy on your pocket in many ways. Let us tell you about it.
LPG prices cut - LPG prices have been cut by Rs 100. Yes and this deduction was done on the prices of commercial LPG cylinders. From September 1, 1 Indane in a 19 kg commercial cylinder will be lowered by Rs 91.50 in Delhi, Rs 100 in Kolkata, Rs 92.50 in Mumbai, and Rs 96 in Chennai.
More money will have to be paid on toll tax - The big news for those travelling to Delhi through Yamuna Expressway is that according to the new hike applicable from September 1, toll tax for cars, jeeps, vans and other light motor vehicles will be charged. The rate has been increased from Rs 2.50 per km to 2.65 km. That is, there has been an increase of 10 paise per kilometer.
Circle rate will increase in Ghaziabad - If you are going to buy property in Ghaziabad, then from today you will have to spend more money to buy land here. The circle rate in Ghaziabad has increased by 2 to 4 percent.
Shock to insurance agents - IRDAI has made major changes in the rules of general insurance. Now the insurance agent will get only 20 per cent commission instead of 30 to 35 percent.
PNB KYC Updates Deadline Ended - Punjab National Bank has been asking its customers to update KYC (Know Your Customers) for a long time. The deadline for updating KYC has ended today and the bank has fixed 31 August 2022 as the last date to complete this work. Yes, the bank has clearly said that if you do not update KYC, then you may face problems in transacting money from your account.
A major change in NPS rules - From today on opening an NPS account, the commission will be paid at Point of Presence (POP). In such a situation, this commission will be from Rs 10 to Rs 15,000 from September 1, 2022.
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