Now Punjab National Bank has brought a special offer for you, in which you will get brand new notes. The bank has given information about these notes by tweeting.

Have to contact in the nearest branch

PNB has written in its official tweet that if you also want to change old or mutilated notes, now you can do this work easily. The bank has told that you can contact your nearest branch. Here you can exchange notes and coins.

Rules issued by the Reserve Bank According to the new rules of the Reserve Bank, if you also have old or mutilated notes, then you do not have to worry at all. Now you can exchange such notes by visiting any branch of the bank. If any bank employee refuses to exchange your note, then you can also file a complaint about this. You have to keep in mind that the worse the condition of the note, the less its value decreases.

Under what circumstances will the notes be exchanged?

According to RBI, any torn note will be accepted only when a part of it is missing, or which consists of more than two pieces and is pasted together, provided that no essential part of it is missing. If some special parts of the currency note, such as the name of the issuing authority, guarantee and promise clause, signature, Ashoka Pillar, picture of Mahatma Gandhi, water mark, etc. are also missing, then your note will not be exchanged. Soiled notes which have become unusable due to circulation in the market for a long time can also be exchanged.

Such notes can be changed from the RBI office, very burnt notes, or notes sticking together can also be changed, but the bank will not take them, you will have to take them to the issue office of RBI. Remember that these things will definitely be checked by the institution that the damage to your note is genuine and not intentionally damaged.

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It is not necessary that everyone has the ability to buy gold but still we get happiness when its price falls. It is also considered useful to overcome the financial challenges of the family in future. As an investment option, gold can be offered in the form of coins, bars, jewelry or paper or in the form of gold exchange-traded funds (Gold ETFs), sovereign gold bonds (SGBs) issued by the Reserve Bank of India and gold mutual funds (Gold MFs), etc.

You can buy through. But do you know the maximum amount of gold a person can hold in India? Even though most Indian households buy and own gold, they should be aware of the legal limits on how much gold they can hold. The Gold Control Act was established in our country in the year 1968.

This law prohibited citizens from holding more than a certain amount of gold. However, this act was abolished in 1990. At present there is no restriction on the quantity of gold in India but the holder must have valid source and documents related to gold.

Separate limits for both men and women

TradeSmart President Vijay Singhania told CNB that guidelines have been framed for Income Tax officials at the time of seizure of property during an income tax raid. According to these instructions, jewelery or jewelery cannot be confiscated to a certain extent on the basis of gender and marital status of the person.

How many ornaments can you hold?

A married woman can keep gold ornaments up to 500 grams and unmarried women up to 250 grams without papers. Whereas for men, the CBDT has fixed a limit of 100 grams for each male member of the family, irrespective of their marital status. To this extent gold cannot be confiscated even during raids by the Income Tax Department.

This means that if you have valid sources and documents available to you to keep gold, then there is no limit for this, but these rules have been made only to relieve the taxpayers from confiscation of their jewelery during raids.

What are the tax rules on gold?

Determination of tax on gold investment depends on the period of holding, ie, the period of holding by the taxpayer. If gold is held for more than 3 years, it is taxable as Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG) at 20 per cent (excluding education cess and surcharge) and short term capital gain as applicable to the investor. Taxable at tax slab. Gold ETFs/Gold MFs are also taxable like physical gold.

Whereas in case of bonds, if they are held till maturity, they are tax-free. However, capital gains are payable on transactions of physical gold or ETFs or Gold MFs. The bonds are traded in demat form on the exchanges and can be redeemed after the fifth year. If the bond is sold before maturity, it is taxable at 20 per cent.

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In a recent report, it was claimed that TRAI will now block unregistered mobile numbers. Neither calls can be made nor messages can be sent from these numbers.

Let us tell you that TRAI is tightening the reins on such 10 digit numbers which are being used for promotional calling and messaging for business purposes. As per TRAI rules, separate numbers are released for promotional purpose. If you make promotional calls from personal number then your number may be closed.

This is the rule for calling For your information, let us tell you that for normal calling and promotional calling, different numbers are issued by TRAI. The number of promotional calling has more number of digits and by this a user recognizes that he is getting a promotional call. After knowing this, it is up to the receiver to accept the call or not.

Number will be closed in 5 days if caught

Although many times people do not receive promotional calls due to which people start calling from normal numbers. According to the information, TRAI has also talked to telecom service providers to stop it. As per the rules, if a user is found making promotional calls from a normal number, then his number can be blocked within 5 days.

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According to the recent decision taken by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), there will be no fee on UPI for transactions up to Rs 2,000 on the use of Rupay Credit Card. Instructions have been given in this regard in the recently issued circular by RBI.

Let us tell you that the order of the circular came into effect from October 4,
Rupay credit card is in circulation for the last four years. All the major banks of the country are connected to it. RBI’s circular issued on Tuesday (October 4) said, ‘The process of linking the credit card on the app and generating the UPI PIN requires the consent of the customer to enable the credit card in all types of transactions.’

2,000 or less, NPCI said the existing process of the app for international transactions would be applicable to credit cards as well. It also said that zero merchant concessional rate (MDR) will be applicable for this category up to transaction amount of Rs 2,000 or less.

In the information given by RBI, it was said that this circular will be applicable from the date of issue. That is, this rule has come into effect from 4 October. RBI also said that members are requested to take note of this and bring the contents of this circular to the notice of the concerned stakeholders.

RBI Deputy Governor T Ravi Shankar had earlier said, “The purpose of linking credit cards with UPI is to provide a wider choice of payment options to the customer. Presently UPI is linked to savings accounts or current accounts through debit cards.

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