5 key money rule changes from tomorrow, 1 November 2026: What pensioners, taxpayers and bank customers should know
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- ✓Several financial changes take effect from 1 November 2026, impacting pensioners, taxpayers, and bank customers.
- ✓Pensioners must submit life certificates by 30 November, while audited taxpayers got an extension until 21 November for filing returns.
- ✓Additionally, banks like PNB and IndusInd Bank started new charges for withdrawals and failed transactions.
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- India Economy
Several financial and banking-related changes will take effect from 1 November 2026. These include changes to GST provisions, revised bank charges and the annual life certificate submission window for pensioners.
Meanwhile, eligible taxpayers have a revised deadline for filing income tax returns. Here is what taxpayers, business owners, and bank account customers should know.
Pensioners must submit life certificates in November
Government pensioners below 80 years of age can submit their annual life certificates from 1 November to 30 November 2026. Pensioners aged 80 and above have already started submitting them from 1 October.
They can submit the certificate physically at a pension-disbursing bank branch or digitally through the Jeevan Pramaan facility using Aadhaar-based authentication and face authentication.
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