THESE 7 big changes from Sept 1 will have direct impact on the pockets of common people

September 1 will bring a slew of changes that will have a direct impact from common people to farmers. It includes various things from the changes in banking system to PM Kisan samman nidhi, and changes in the rate of gas cylinders. Have a look to the changes you will see from September 1 through this photo gallery.

IRDAI (Insurance regulatory and development authority) has decreased the commission of general Insurance agents to 20% from 30-35% from September 1. It may have direct benefits to customers as they have to pay less premium for their policies now.

Petroleum companies have announced to change the rates of Gas cylinders from September 1. It is not specified that they will increase or decrease the Gas cylinder price. However, customers will see the changes.

PNB has warned users through a tweet to do KYC of accounts before August 31. Accounts may freeze after September 1 which fail to do KYC verification and customers can’t withdraw their money.

Vehicles have to pay more toll to come Delhi through Yamuna Express way highway.  Toll authority has hiked the prices of different vehicles. As per new rates, Car, Jeep, and van have to pay Rs 2.65 per kilometre from Rs 2.50 per kilometre. While it is now 4.15 per kilometre for lighter commercial vehicles, small loadings, and mini bus. Finally, it is now Rs 8.45 for Buses and Trucks.

Automobile manufacturer company has decided to increase the prices of Audi cars in India by 2.5%. The new rates will be effective from September 20.

If you are the beneficiary of PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, do e-KYC before 31 August. Your premium will get stuck in case of failure of e-KYC before 31 August.

If you’re planning to buy property in Ghaziabad in September month, you have to pay more more now than you’ve expected to pay. The authority has increased the circle rate price – the minumun designated price of per sq ft of land in a locality – by 2-4%. It will come to effect from September 1.