
From September 1 2025, several important rule changes will come into effect that could impact your pocket. How it can affect your finances. From September 1 2025, India will see big changes in the financial sector. These include revisions in fuel and LPG prices the last date for filing income tax returns (ITR) the deadline to opt for the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) updates to bank FD offers and a new service from India Post. 4 Updates From September LPG Commercial Cylinders Price Cut Oil marketing companies have reduced the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder by Rs 51.50 effective Monday September 1. There is no change in the price of 14.2-kg domestic cylinders. In Delhi, the retail price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder will now be Rs 15,80 down from Rs 1631.50.
According to Indian Oil Corporation, the prices in Kol, Kataa M, Mumbai, and Chennai will be Rs 1684, Rs 531.50, and Rs 1738, respectively. India Post’s Registered Post Update: The Department of Posts (DoP) has merged Speed Post and domestic registered mail services. From September 1, 202,5, all registered mail sent within India will now be delivered only through Speed Post. This change will affect both general consumers and those sending official documents.
SBI Credit Card Rules: From September 1, SBI has revised its credit card policies. Some cards will no longer offer reward points on transactions made on gaming,g platforms, retail purchases, or government payments. Additionally, starting September 16, all Card Protection Plan (CPP) customers will be migrated to the new version of the plan based on their renewal date.
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