The price of LPG cylinder will change from January 1, there will be a direct impact on the pocket.

New Delhi : The year 2024 is going to end soon. Now many new rules are going to change in the new year. Let us tell you that there is going to be a change in the prices of these things or these new rules from January 1, 2025. Which can have a direct impact on your expenses.

There is also going to be a change in the prices of many big companies of the automobile sector. Many car companies may announce an increase in their prices. Along with this, changes are also going to happen in the GST portal. Not only this, Reserve Bank of India can also make changes in its FD related policies in the new year.

There will be changes in Amazon Prime

Amazon India has decided to change the rules of its Prime membership from January 1, 2025. From the new year, Prime Video will be streamed only on 2 TVs from one Prime account. To stream more than this on TV, you will have to take extra membership. Earlier you could connect 5 devices to one account.

Changes in the rules of telecom companies

There is also going to be a change in the rules related to telecom companies from January 1, 2025. Under the new rules, companies will have to pay more attention to installing optical fiber and new mobile towers. This will also help companies in providing their services. Also, due to this there will be less trouble in installing the tower.

Car price will increase

With the arrival of the new year, an increase in car prices may also be seen. Some important car companies of the country have announced to increase the prices of their cars. Car companies like Maruti Suzuki, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Hyundai and Mahindra are going to increase the prices of their cars. These companies have said that they will increase car prices by 3 percent.

LPG cylinder price

Oil companies update cylinder price information on the 1st of every month. The prices of 19 kg commercial gas cylinders have been increased continuously for the last 5 months. However, there has been no change in the prices of 14.2 kg cylinders used for domestic use.

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Changes in RBI's FD rules

The Reserve Bank of India has changed the policy related to fixed deposits of NBFCs and HFCs from January 1. This includes the process of changing the rules for taking deposits from the public, the percentage of keeping liquid assets and the rules related to insuring deposits.