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These new rules will come into effect from October 1. Check here

The rules concern daily lives of people as these pertain to their pension, bank cheque books etc.

Published on: Sep 27, 2021 02:21 PM IST
By , New Delhi
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From October 1, several new rules will come into effect. These rules, which will affect daily lives of people, range from changes to the Pension Rule to those for bank cheque books.

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It, is therefore, important to be aware of these fresh guidelines. Here are five of them:

(1.) Pension Rule change: Starting October 1, pensioners, who are aged 80 and above, will have the option to submit their digital life certificates at “Jeevan Pramaan Centres” of respective head post offices in the country. To make this process more convenient, the deadline to complete which is November 30, the Indian Postal Department has been directed to reactivate IDs of these “Jeevan Pramaan Centres” in case IDs were closed.

(3.) Auto Debit Facility Rule change: Also from October 1, as mandated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), changes will be made to auto-debit facilities from debit/credit cards. Banks have been directed by the RBI to carry out an “additional factor authentication,” which means that monthly payment for subscriptions to over-the-top (OTT) platforms will not take place without the subscriber’s approval. The notification in this regard will be sent to the subscriber 24 hours ahead of the payment, and take place only after due approval.

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(4.) Investments Rule change: As announced by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), junior employees working in asset under management, need to invest 10 per cent of their gross salary in units of that mutual fund. From October 2023, the requirement will rise to 20 per cent of gross salary.

(5.) Closure of private liquor shops: In Delhi, no private liquor shop will be allowed to open till November 16, as mandated under the new excise policy of the Union territory government. Only government liquor shops will operate during this period.

 
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