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If you thought the new year would bring any cheer to your household budgets, think again and tighten your purse strings as this going to be one pricey affair.

New Year 2022: These 5 things are going to cost you a lot more in the new year

If you thought the new year would bring any cheer to your household budgets, think again and tighten your purse strings as this going to be one pricey affair. The EJ eye caught 5 things that will cost you most at the start of the new year

Year Ender 2021| 5 things to get more expensive in 2022

From daily essentials like tomatoes, edible oils to transport fuels, it seemed like rising prices have hampered every Indian household in 2021, but it was not just this...the coming year is going to be more expensive
So, here's a list of 5 things that are going to get more expensive in 2022:
1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Cars
With global production constraints and chip shortages, many carmakers in the country are preparing to make their vehicles expensive.
According to a&nbsp;report by ETAuto, many carmakers in India are likely to implement a price hike across their lineup from January 2022.&nbsp;
The cost of input materials like steel, aluminum, copper, etc. has increased, thereby it is compelling carmakers to transfer this&nbsp;increased input cost to the customers.
2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Hospital bills &nbsp;
In the coming year, not only the health but also the hospital bill could have you worried sick. According to a report by ET,&nbsp;Apollo and Fortis are considering raising treatment package rates by 5-10% as costs continue to escalate.
Most hospital chains have not yet returned to pre-pandemic business structures while the pandemic has raised overhead costs exponentially for the institutions.&nbsp;
3.&nbsp; &nbsp; Life/Term Insurance
As variants of Covid-19 keep hovering us, insurers are set to hike premiums on term plans in the coming year. This is majorly due to increasing death claims on account of Covid-19 as well as increase in reinsurance rates.
As rising cases of Omicron is seen in regions such as South East Asia (including India), the UK and the US, reinsurers globally have increased rates.
According to the report, Term life insurance policies set to get expensive by 15-20%.
4. Eating out
Rather make reservations than make dinner? Don&rsquo;t expect it to be any cheaper. Fine dining, casual dining and quick service restaurant chains are all considering a hike in prices in view of escalating costs of raw materials.
With massive hike in commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders, increased cost of vegetable and pulses, coupled with high labour cost have all added to the burden of running the establishments.
5. Apparel, footwear
The price of clothing, as well as footwear, is likely to go up, as the Union government notified a uniform 12% GST rate for both from January 1, 2022.&nbsp;
The goods on which GST has been increased include ready-made clothes and textiles as well as footwear. Earlier 5 per cent GST was levied on these items, which has been increased to 12 percent. This new rule will be applicable from January 2022.
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As the rising cases of Omicron is seen in regions such as South East Asia (including India), the UK and the US, reinsurers globally have increased rates.

If you thought the new year would bring any cheer to your household budgets, think again and tighten your purse strings as this going to be one pricey affair.
<h3>The EJ eye caught 5 things that will cost you most at the start of the new year-:</h3>
<h3>Shopping - Clothes to Footwear</h3>
Taxing times for shopping up ahead as the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/personal-finance/get-ready-to-pay-more-for-shoes-and-clothes-gst-rate-more-than-doubles-1637472635509" target="_blank">GST&nbsp;rate</a> on clothes as well has jumped from 5% to 12% and gets on the tags from January 1. The Union Government has notified this change so expect lot less in your bags from your budget in the new year.&nbsp;
Also watch|&nbsp;<a title="Luxury brand Chanel is raising prices, limiting sales. Here's why" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/luxury-brand-chanel-is-raising-prices-limiting-sales-here-s-why-1640328014430">Luxury brand Chanel is raising prices, limiting sales. Here's why</a>
<h3>Eating out&nbsp;</h3>
If you thought cooking at home was pinching your pocket with high tomato, oil and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/hit-for-consumers-hat-trick-of-hikes-for-cooking-gas-lpg-cylinder-prices-hiked-twice-in-15-days-1630475631049" target="_blank">cylinder prices</a> eating out may start to give you a heartburn. From your favorite cafe to the fancy feast at a dine out all eateries are facing increased cost pressures from produce to cooking materials and transport. Most restaurants have taken either reduced portion sizes or raised rates by 10-15%
<h3>Costly Cars:&nbsp;</h3>
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/car-and-bike/maruti-suzuki-to-hike-car-prices-from-january-2022-1638848015822" target="_blank">Maruti&nbsp;</a>led the charge in 2021 with 3 price hikes and it is deja&nbsp;vu as&nbsp; automakers that are battling with chip shortage and higher cost pressures will raise prices starting January 1. How much, well that will depend from model to model and on the brands. Car producers also have to implement and take on the cost of new and green CAFE&nbsp;norms that come into gear April 2022.&nbsp;
<h3>Hefty Hospital bills:&nbsp;</h3>
In the coming year, not only the health but also the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/wants-to-be-discharged-can-t-afford-hospital-bills-actor-ashiesh-roy-1590124660160" target="_blank">hospital bill</a> could have you worried sick. Leading hopsitals are considering raising treatment package rates by 5-10% as costs continue to escalate.Most hospital chains have not yet returned to pre-pandemic business structures while the pandemic has raised overhead costs exponentially for the institutions.&nbsp;
<h3>Expensive Insurance Life/Term Insurance</h3>
The term insurance plans, which provide only life cover and have no investment component &ndash; are likely to become expensive by anywhere between 10-20% in 2022 as reinsurers&nbsp;are raising their rates for companies.

In 2022, not only the health but also the hospital bill will make you more worried.
According to a report by ET, Apollo and Fortis are considering raising treatment package rates by 5-10% amid rising overhead costs. The revision of package rates is likely to happen by the end of 2021-22.
Following this, Apollo Hospitals in a statement said the cost of sanitation, consumables, human resources and general inflation are eating into our margins, so at some point we have to pass on the cost. 
On the another hand, officials from Fortis Healthcare said we continued to treat patients at the same rates since 2019 despite non-Covid revenues being affected by the Covid pandemic, rising manpower costs, and other operating costs. 

Hello 2022! Hospital visits to get more expensive in the new year

In the new year it won't just be the your health that has to be monitored but also rising cost of getting medical help.

Prescribing a hike in 2022, Hospitals to revise rates upwards

'We continue to treat patients at the same rates since 2019 despite non-Covid revenues being affected by the Covid pandemic, rising manpower costs, and other operating costs:&nbsp;Fortis Healthcare

In 2022, not only the health but also the hospital bill could have you worried sick. According to a report by ET,&nbsp;Apollo and Fortis are considering raising treatment package rates by 5-10% as costs continue to escalate.&nbsp;
Apollo Hospitals stated laying the justification of proposed hike&nbsp;the cost of sanitation, consumables, human resources and general inflation are eating into margins. Fortis as well resounded the same concerns as per the report.&nbsp;Fortis Healthcare&nbsp;highlighted that cost of treatment for patients has been stagnant since 2019 despite non-Covid revenues being affected by the Covid pandemic and profitability being hit by rising manpower costs, and other operating costs.&nbsp;
Most hospital chains have not yet returned to pre-pandemic business structures while the pandemic has raised overhead costs exponentially for the institutions.&nbsp;

The roll-out of&nbsp;Russian Sputnik V vaccine in Delhi, which had tentatively been scheduled for Friday,&nbsp;has now been delayed again.
"We do not have a clarity on the dates of the vaccine roll-out," a spokesman of Apollo Hospitals said.
Delhi's&nbsp;Indraprastha&nbsp;Apollo earlier stated it would start administering the Sputnik V vaccine tentatively by June 25.
Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital officials also stated that they have not received Sputnik V doses from&nbsp;the vaccine's marketing partner for the country Dr Reddy's Laboratories.
"There is a delay on the part of the suppliers. They have not shared any specific reason for it. I think it could be related to the supply of both the doses together," he said.
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Roll-out of Sputnik V delayed again in Delhi NCR hospitals

Russian Sputnik V vaccine, which was scheduled to be roll out in Delhi's&nbsp;Madhukar Rainbow Children and Apollo&nbsp;Hospital on 25th June, has been delayed.&nbsp;

Covid vaccine Sputnik V roll-out delayed in Delhi Apollo Hospital was likely to&nbsp;start drive by June 25 Apollo Hospitals: no&nbsp;clarity on date of the vaccine roll-out Madhukar Rainbow Hospitals: not received Sputnik doses yet

Russian Sputnik V vaccine, which was scheduled to be roll out in Delhi's&nbsp;Madhukar Rainbow Children and Apollo&nbsp;Hospital on 25th June, has been delayed.&nbsp;

The roll-out of&nbsp;Russian Sputnik V vaccine in Delhi, which had tentatively been scheduled for Friday,&nbsp;has now been delayed again.
a spokesman of Apollo Hospitals said that they do not have a clarity on the dates of the vaccine roll-out.
Delhi's&nbsp;Indraprastha&nbsp;Apollo earlier stated it would start administering the Sputnik V vaccine tentatively by June 25.
Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital officials also stated that they have not received Sputnik V doses from&nbsp;the vaccine's marketing partner for the country Dr Reddy's Laboratories.
The hospital said there is&nbsp;is a delay on the part of the suppliers and they have not shared any specific reason for it.

The roll out of Russian Covid-19 vaccine Sputnik V at Indraprastha Apollo and Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital in Delhi has been delayed. 

Covid-19: Sputnik V roll out delayed in Delhi

The roll out of Russian Covid-19 vaccine Sputnik V at Indraprastha Apollo and Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital in Delhi has been delayed for some days, officials said on Sunday.
A spokesperson of Apollo Hospitals said the facility in Delhi will tentatively start administering the two-dose vaccine by June 25. An official had earlier said the hospital would start giving Sputnik V jabs by June 20.
According to an official of Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital, there is a delay on the part of the suppliers. "We are expecting (roll out) next week," he said.

Covid vaccine Sputnik V roll-out delayed in Delhi Apollo Hospital likely to&nbsp;start drive by June 25 Hospitals planned to start Sputnik V roll-out&nbsp;by June 20
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The roll out of Russian Covid-19 vaccine Sputnik V at Indraprastha Apollo and Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital in Delhi has been delayed for some days, officials said on Sunday.
A spokesperson of Apollo Hospitals said the facility in Delhi will tentatively start administering the two-dose vaccine by June 25. An official had earlier said the hospital would start giving Sputnik V jabs by June 20.
According to an official of Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital, there is a delay on the part of the suppliers and the roll out is expected by next week.&nbsp;

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