New Rules from November: From November 1, 2025, many important rules are going to change across the country, which will directly impact your pocket and daily life. These changes include everything from Aadhaar cards to banking, gas cylinders, and mutual funds. If you don’t stay updated on time, you could face losses. Let’s find out which five major changes will be implemented from November 1.
New Rules fro November
Starting November 1st, UIDAI has made a major change to the rules for updating Aadhaar cards. You can now update essential information like your name, address, date of birth, and mobile number online without visiting an Aadhaar center. Visiting an Aadhaar center will only be necessary for biometric information like fingerprints or iris scans. Under the new system, UIDAI will automatically verify your information against government databases like PAN, passport, ration card, MNREGA, and school records. This means the hassle of manually uploading documents is over.
New Rules fro November
If you use an SBI credit card, this change will directly affect you. A 3.75% fee is now applicable on unsecured credit cards. Paying school or college fees through third-party apps like CRED, CheQ, Mobikwik, etc. will incur an additional 1% fee. However, if you pay through the school’s official website or its POS machine, there will be no charge. Additionally, loading your wallet with more than ₹1,000 will incur a 1% fee, and making a check payment via card will attract a ₹200 fee.
New Rules fro November
New rules will also apply to investors starting November 1st. SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) has issued strict guidelines to increase transparency in mutual funds. Now, if an AMC (Asset Management Company) officer, employee, or their relative conducts a transaction of more than ₹15 lakh, the company will be required to report this information to its compliance officer.
New Rules fro November
The banking system is also set to undergo a major change this time. Starting November 1st, customers will be able to nominate up to four people for their bank accounts, lockers, and safe custody. This change will be implemented under the Banking Law (Revision) Act 2025. While previously only one nominee was allowed, customers can now decide who will receive the share. If the first nominee passes away, their share will automatically transfer to the second nominee.
