New Delhi: Let us tell you that February 1 is very special for every citizen of the country, because the Union Budget of the country is presented on this day. With the rules changing this February 1, it will have consequences on your life as well. Some new changes that you will have to incorporate in your daily life and not only that, but government and non-government banks are also changing many rules from their ATMs. Because of which it is also going to have an effect on your life.
Budget will be presented on February 1
For information, let us tell you that the new price of LPG is also fixed on the 1st. Let us tell you that on February 1, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget. In which many decisions related to your life will be seen. If many everyday things will become expensive, then the prices of many items are going to decrease. Let us know, after all, what is the effect of the new rules coming on 1st February on your pocket.
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LPG prices may increase
As we know, the price of LPG is released on the 1st of every month. It remains to be seen whether, on February 1, the government will increase the prices of LPG cylinders or not, although the government had indicated to increase the prices, but in view of the elections in 5 states, it is expected that the government will increase the prices of LPG cylinders. Do not increase the prices. Now on 1st February it has to be seen whether LPG prices increase now or not.
The customers of these two banks will be shocked
Let us tell you that the largest public sector bank State Bank of India is going to give a big blow to its customers. Yes, let us tell you that for doing IMPS transaction between Rs 2 lakh to Rs 5 lakh, the bank will now charge GST along with Rs 20. Because (RBI) in October 2021 increased the limit of transactions through IMPS from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 5 lakh. In such a situation, now SBI customers can do daily transactions of Rs 5 lakh instead of 2 lakh.
At the same time, Punjab National Bank (PNB) has decided to take Rs 250 as penalty for failure due to insufficient balance in EMI or any other transaction account. Let us tell you that till now PNB customer had to pay Rs 100 as penalty. In this way the rules of both these big banks have changed.
Bank of Baroda also changed these rules
From February 1, the rules related to check clearance of the customers of Bank of Baroda will change. Now from February 1, customers will have to follow the positive pay system for check payment. That is, the information related to the check will have to be sent. Then the check will be cleared. This change is valid for check clearance above Rs 10 lakh. February 1 Now it has to be seen which things change after all.