Changes from 1 July: From the first date of July, many important changes are going to be implemented across the country, which can affect your economic situation. These changes are spread from LPG cylinder prices to new charges on credit cards. Let’s know in detail about these changes.
On the first date of every month, oil companies amend the prices of LPG cylinders, and this time it is also likely to happen. In June, companies had reduced the prices of commercial gas cylinders by Rs 24, while domestic cylinder prices remained stable. Their prices may change in July, which will affect your kitchen budget. Apart from this, amendment in air fuel prices is also possible, which will affect the passengers traveling by air.
If you use HDFC Bank’s credit card, you may face additional fees from July. The bank has decided to impose a fee of 1% for adding more than Rs 10,000 on digital wallets (eg Paytm, Mobikwik, Ola Money). In addition, payment of utility bills may also be charged additional charge.
From July 1, ICICI Bank has announced a charge on cash withdrawal from ATMs. After the end of five free transactions in metro cities, every transaction will be charged a fee of Rs 23. This limit will be of three transactions in non-metro cities. Apart from this, new charges will also be applicable on IMPS transfer, which will depend on transfer ranging from Rs 1000 to Rs 5 lakh.
Indian Railways has also changed the rules to travel from July 1. The fares of non-AC mail and express trains will be increased by 1 paise per kilometer, while this increase in AC class will be 2 paise per kilometer. There will be no change in second class and MST for travel up to 500 kilometers, but an additional fee will have to be paid on a journey of more than 500 kilometers. In addition, for Tatkal ticket booking, now Aadhaar Verified users will be allowed to book tickets from the IRCTC website or app.
If you are driving an old vehicle in Delhi, then you will not get petrol and diesel from July 1. According to the Delhi government, now 10 -year -old diesel and 15 -year -old petrol vehicles will not be allowed to fuel at petrol pumps. This step has been taken to reduce pollution.
