Many necessary rules will be changed from September 1, settle this matter early otherwise you will be annoyed

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The month of August is coming to an end. Then in the month of September many important financial rules are changing. In such a situation, this information is important for everyone. With the month of September coming to an end, many important tasks need to be completed, otherwise troubles may increase. Among them, the most important task is to replace the 2000 rupee notes by September 30. As per RBI announcement, 2000 rupee notes can be exchanged only till 30th September. Those who don't can face more problems. Let's know about the important changes that will happen in the month of September.

1. Relief of Rs 200 will be available in LPG cylinder

The Union Cabinet has announced a subsidy of Rs 200 on LPG cylinders. Beneficiaries of Ujjwala Yojana will get this benefit separately in addition to the subsidy of Rs 200. In such a situation, the beneficiaries of this scheme will get a benefit of Rs 400 per cylinder. The government has announced this important decision in August itself. In such a case, when you book the cylinder in September, you will have to pay Rs 200 less per cylinder.

2. Rs. Last date for exchange of 2000 notes

The last date for exchange of Rs 2,000 notes is September 30, 2023. In such a situation, it is necessary to check the list of bank holidays specially. Exchange the Rs 2000 notes lying with you at the nearest bank as soon as possible. Failure to do so may lead to more problems after September 30.

3. Last chance to update Aadhaar card data for free

If you want to update your Aadhaar card for free, you should definitely complete this task by 14 September 2023. UIDAI has set a deadline of September 14 to update Aadhaar for free. Earlier this facility was provided only till June 14, after which it was extended till September 14. You can update your Aadhaar details free of charge till this date.

4. Last date for completion of Demat account nomination process

If you have not completed the nomination process in Demat account, you should also complete this work before 30 September 2023. After this date accounts without nomination can be deactivated by SEBI.

5. CHANGES IN CREDIT CARD RULES

If you have Axis Bank's Magnus Credit Card, there may be major changes in its terms and conditions from the month of September. According to the information provided on the bank's website, customers may not get the benefit of special discounts on some transactions from the month of September. Along with this, from September 1, new cardholders will have to pay an annual fee of Rs 12,500 along with GST. While old customers will have to pay Rs 10,000 plus GST. Customers who spent Rs. 25 lakhs, their charges will be waived off.

6. This facility of State Bank of India will expire from 30 September

If you want to invest in SBI's WECare scheme, you can do so only till the month of September. The last date for investment in this special scheme ends on September 30, 2023. Only senior citizens can avail this scheme of SBI. Under this scheme, senior citizens get up to 7.50 percent interest for a period of five years and above as compared to the general public.

7. Last chance to link PAN and Aadhaar

A major update has also come out regarding linking of PAN and Aadhaar card. If a citizen does not link PAN card with Aadhaar by the end of this month, after the month of September i.e. on October 1, 2023, his PAN card will be deactivated. If your PAN is not linked with Aadhaar, it will also affect your Demat account.

8. Last date to invest in Amrit Mahotsav FD

The investment deadline in IDBI Bank's Amrit Mahotsav FD scheme also ends on 30 September 2023. This FD scheme of 375 days offers an interest rate of up to 7.10 percent for general citizens and 7.60 percent for senior citizens. At the same time, under 444 days FD, general citizens can get interest at the rate of 7.15 percent and senior citizens at the rate of 7.65 percent.

9. Changes in petrol and diesel prices

On the last date of every month, petroleum companies review the prices of petrol and diesel. In such a situation, a relaxation may be announced keeping in view the festive season coming at the end of August. If this happens, after a long time, a change in petrol and diesel prices can be seen from the month of September. Market insiders believe that the government also has the option of reducing the prices of petrol and diesel. If it does so, it could give a big boost to the country's middle-class consumers during the festive season.

10. Changes in CNG and PNG prices

The government has announced a relaxation in LPG gas cylinder prices. Now CNG and PNG consumers also hope that they will get relief from the month of September. The government may also announce a price cut to ease the pressure on consumers in the coming festive season. However, this will be known only on the midnight of 31st August.

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