If you want to update your Aadhaar, you can update it for free till 14th March. After this the money will be recovered from you. Let us tell you that the government had asked to update the 10 year old Aadhar card.

Paytm Payments Bank Deadline

RBI had directed to continue the services of Paytm Payments Bank till March 15. After this all the facilities of Paytm Payments Bank will be stopped. Besides, deposits in customer accounts will also be banned. Apart from this, credit transactions will also not be possible. In such a situation, you can withdraw your deposited amount and deposit it somewhere else.

Last chance to invest in SBI FD

The last day to invest in SBI Amrit Kalash is March 31, 2024. According to SBI website, you can avail special FD of 400 days (Amrit Kalash) at 7.10% interest rate. Senior citizens will be given an interest rate of 7.60% under this FD.

SBI Home Loan Discount

The interest rate offered on SBI WeCare is 7.50%. The last date for senior citizens to invest in SBI WeCare is March 31, 2024. Apart from this, the special campaign discount on SBI home loan is valid till March 31, 2024. This discount will be given on Flexipay, NRI, non-salaried home loans as per CIBIL score.

IDBI Bank Special FD

IDBI Bank’s special FD offers interest rates of 7.05%, 7.10% and 7.25% for tenures of 300 days, 375 days and 444 days respectively. The deadline to invest money in this FD is March 31, 2024.

Tax saving deadline

If you want to save money for tax, then the last deadline to save tax for the financial year 2023-24 is 31st March. Before this you will have to invest in any tax saving scheme.

Fourth installment of advance tax

The last date to pay the fourth installment of advance tax for the financial year 2023-24 is March 15. This date is the last date to pay the final installment of advance tax.

Fastag kyc update

If you are a Fastag user then you will have to update your Fastag KYC by 31st March.

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