We will be able to see many big changes all over the country in the coming new year. With the change in the rules of check payment from 1 January 2021, the extra charge is going to be hit on the UPI payment. At the same time, the biggest hit will be on the old smartphone, in fact, WhatsApp is being discontinued from the old version mobile.
As the new year approaches and the old year changes, many things change in all of our lives. The coming year is bringing a big change for all of us. In the new year, some things related to the things of our everyday life are going to change after the new rules are implemented. Let’s know some major changes of the new year
WhatsApp will not work on smartphones in the new year!
With the start of 1 January 2021, WhatsApp may stop working in some smartphones. It includes both Android and iPhone. Actually, WhatsApp will not support the old version software under any circumstances. Therefore, according to a report revealed, WhatsApp will no longer run on some outdated operating systems. Please tell that on the older version of iOS 9 and Android 4.0.3 operating system, the feature of WhatsApp will be removed.
Extra charge hit on UPI payment
In the coming year, the customers who pay online are going to have an extra charge. The customer will have to pay an extra charge on payment from Google Pay, Amazon Pay and Phone Pay as soon as the year starts from 1 January. At the same time, payments made through the Paytm app were excluded from it.
Fastag will be mandatory
From 1 January 2021 on the National Highway toll, now it will be made mandatory to fasten to pay tax through digital mode. On the other hand, if the driver is crossing the National Highway toll, he will have to pay double the charge. At the same time, it will be mandatory for the customer to keep up to Rs 150 in his Fastag account.
Rules will be changed to invest in mutual funds
SEBI has taken good care of mutual fund investors. In the coming year, SEBI has changed its asset allocation rules, keeping in mind the interests of the multicap mutual fund holder. According to the new rule that is going to be implemented now, 75 percent of the multicap mutual fund will be invested in equity. Earlier, only 65 percent was invested in equity.
Electricity connection will be available easily
In the coming year, the central government is going to work on a large scale for electricity consumers. In the new year, the Ministry of Power is implementing rules keeping in mind the interests of customers. Under which electricity distribution companies have to serve the customer within a certain time. At the same time, if this is not done, then the electricity company can be punished
There will be a change in the rule of GST return
In the coming year, the government may focus on small businessmen. Keeping in mind their interests, the government may change some rules of sales returns. At present, traders have to fill GST returns every month. At the same time, in the coming year, the businessmen doing business of up to five crore annually will have to fill GST returns only 4 times.
Cars will be expensive in the new year
If you have made up your mind to buy a car in the new year, then this decision may be overshadowed by you. Ford India, Kia Motors and Maruti Suzuki are going to increase the price of their vehicles in the coming year.
Term plans will also be available at low premium
The new year is bringing a new hope. People hoping for an easy and cheap life insurance will be able to buy a low term standard term plan policy in the new year. After the front of the standard regular health insurance plan called Arogya Sanjeevani, IRDAI has instructed the insurance companies to bring a standard term life insurance.
Check payment rules will change
In the new year, the government is making a big effort to stop bank fraud. Under which, if the amount is more than Rs 50,000 while making the check payment in the new year, then it will be paid through the positive pay system (positive payment system). Under this positive pay system, frauds caused by checks can be reduced.
New calling rules
In the new year, it will be necessary to apply zero before calling a mobile phone from any landline to any corner of the country. For this, TRAI recommended on 29 May 2020 this year.