Like every month, on the first date of this month too many such changes have taken place which will affect your pocket. It will be important for you to know about these changes so that you can save yourself from sudden troubles. These changes are directly related to your pocket.
New Delhi. Today is the first date of the month of May and like every time many big changes have happened in the beginning of this month which are related to your pocket. This includes gas prices, bank holidays, etc.
In such a situation, it is necessary that you gather important information related to these changes. So that you can save yourself from any sudden trouble. So let’s know 4 big changes implemented from today which will affect you.
UPI Limit
An important change in the changes from today is the increase in the limit of investment from UPI payments. According to the new rule of SEBI, from May 1, if youIPOIf you want to invest through UPI, then you can bid up to Rs 5 lakh. Earlier this limit was Rs 2 lakh. It is worth noting that in 2018, UPI was approved for investment in IPI, which is applicable from July 1, 2019. Please note that on May 4thLICThe IPO is about to come and the government is trying to entice people to invest in it in different ways.
Banks will remain closed for many days
In the beginning of May, there will be no work in banks for 3 consecutive days. Apart from this, banks have 13 days holiday this month. Significantly, banks will remain closed in many cities on Sunday and Labor Day on 1st, Parshuram Jayanti on 2nd and Eid on 3rd.
LPG becomes costlier
Oil companies make some changes in the prices of LPG gas every month. On the 1st of last month, the price of commercial LPG cylinders was increased by Rs 50. This month it has been increased by Rs 100. However, there has been no change in the prices of domestic gas cylinders.
Toll tax will be levied here
According to the news, toll tax will start levying on Purvanchal Expressway going from Lucknow to Ghazipur from today. The Center has given permission for this. It is a 340 km long expressway and its recovery rate can be Rs 2.45 per km. FASTag facility will also start soon at its toll points.
