New Rules From June Month: These Rules Will Change as Soon as the Month of June Begins, Changes in Rules from Credit Card to Aadhaar Card
New Rules From June Month: The month of June is about to start, and if you use a credit card, PF account, FD account, bank account, Aadhaar card, etc., then many important rules related to these are going to change. You need to follow all the rules associated with them, and if there is any mistake, you should correct it completely free of charge. Here we are going to give you information about some important rules that are coming in the month of June.
New Rule for UPI
A major change is going to happen regarding UPI in the month of June. After June 30, 2025, when you make a UPI payment to any person, their registered name in the bank will start appearing on your screen. This will provide you with security against frauds happening on UPI.
New Rule for Salary Account
If you receive a salary in your account, then after June 15, 2025, it will be mandatory for you to file Form 16 for tax returns. It will contain information about how much TDS has been deducted from your salary, and if you want, you can also obtain a tax refund.
New Rule for Aadhaar Card
You can update information like your name, address, mobile number, etc., in your Aadhaar card completely free of charge until June 14, 2025. If this deadline passes, you will have to pay a fee of ₹50 to complete any of these updates. So, take advantage of this opportunity, visit the Aadhaar portal, and correct your mistakes.
Credit Card Rule
A new credit card rule is being issued in the month of June. If any installment on your credit card fails to auto-debit, you will have to pay a 2% penalty. Additionally, if you use a credit card to pay bills for electricity, water, gas, etc., you will have to pay an extra charge here.
Less Interest on FD
According to the information received, FD account holders will get less interest in the month of June. After the Reserve Bank of India’s meeting on June 6, 2025, the interest rate may be cut. Currently, interest ranging from 6.5% to 7.5% is being offered, which may decrease.
