Today, 1 December 2021 (1 December 2021), the last month of the year has started from Wednesday. Many rules are going to change from today, due to which a lot of impact will be seen on the pocket of the common man. Since in the country some changes are usually implemented from the 1st of every month. Either an amendment to an old rule applies or a new rule comes into force. In this, changes will be seen in bank, LPG price, pension and EPFO (Banking and Pension).
1 December 2021 New Rule-
LPG Rate- It is reported that LPG prices may come down from 1st December. Since the prices of gas cylinders are reviewed on the first of every month and then new prices are fixed. There is a possibility that the price of cylinder will increase or decrease. It also happens that there is no change in the prices.
SBI Credit Card- Changes are also going to come from December for the people using it. Now shopping on EMI with SBI Credit Card will become expensive. Till now SBI Credit Card used to charge only interest, but now the processing fee will also have to be paid for making purchases on EMI. This will have a direct impact on the pockets of SBI Credit Card users.
UAN-Aadhaar Link – EPFO had set 30 November 2021 as the deadline for linking UAN and Aadhaar, so those who have not linked UAN-Aadhaar till 30 November, today from 1 December your account will be credited to the company’s behalf. The contribution can be stopped. Apart from this, you may also face trouble in withdrawing money from the EPF account if you do not link it with the Aadhar card. The same EPFO has also made UAN-Aadhaar linking mandatory for Employees Deposit Linked Insurance (EDLI). Failure to do so will result in non-payment of premium of the employee and loss of insurance cover up to Rs 7 lakh.
HOME LOAN- Home loan offers of most banks are applicable till 31st December 2021, but LIC Housing Finance offer is expiring this month. The company has offered home loans at the rate of 6.66 per cent to eligible customers on loans up to Rs 2 crore, which will expire on November 30.
Jio ‘s prepaid recharge expensive- Today from December 1, Jio’s prepaid recharge plan is going to increase by 20 percent. Jio’s plan has been increased from Rs 31 to Rs 480. The rate of JioPhone’s special Rs 75 plan will now be Rs 91, Rs 129 plan of unlimited plan will now be available for Rs 155. The same 1-year validity plan has become the most expensive, earlier this plan was available to prepaid customers for Rs 2399, but now for this the customer will have to pay Rs 2879.
BSNL will discontinue this service- Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has announced to discontinue life time prepaid mobile plans for all existing customers across India. BSNL has decided to migrate all prepaid mobile customers with premium per minute plan voucher PV Rs 107 to Life Time prepaid mobile plan with effect from 1st December 2021.
Matches will be expensive- Today from December 1, the price of matches will increase by Rs. After this increase, the new price of matches will be Rs. The representatives of five major matchbox industry bodies have unanimously decided to increase the MRP of matchboxes from Re 1 to Rs 2 with effect from 1st December. The price has increased after almost 14 years. The last time the price of matches was increased by 50 paise in the year 2007. It is a matter of relief that the number of matchsticks in the box is being increased. At present there are 36 matchsticks in a matchbox, but after increasing the price, their number will be 50.
Flights to Saudi Arabia from 1st December – Saudi Arabia has lifted the ban on flying to India, after which direct flights will start from 1st December 2021. Apart from India, Pakistan, Brazil, Vietnam, Egypt and Indonesia country is included. The changes will be effective from 1 pm on 1st December. All the procedures and measures will be done by the health authorities of the state. Let us tell that every day a large number of Muslims from India visit Mecca and Medina city of Saudi Arabia on religious pilgrimage Umrah.
Change in PNB interest rates- Punjab National Bank (PNB), the country’s second largest bank, has shocked the account holders. The bank has decided to cut the interest rates on the savings account. The bank has decided to reduce the savings account interest rates from 2.90 to 2.80% per annum. The new rates will be applicable from December 1.
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