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What just changed with your money — and what to do about it

SBP rate moves, FBR tax changes, fuel and utility prices, construction costs — each explained in real rupee terms, with the calculator to run your own numbers.

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Petrol at PKR 338.00/L: what today's prices cost you

Petrol has fallen PKR 31.06 in a week to PKR 338.00/L, tracking a sharp drop in world crude, while diesel eased to PKR 371.00/L. Here's what that works out to for a typical commute — and how to check your own number.

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Oil price today: Brent near $91, its lowest since August

World crude has slid to two-month lows on US-Iran peace hopes, even as tanker attacks continue. Here are the current Brent and WTI levels, the supply picture behind them, and how they feed into Pakistan's daily petrol price.

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Rates & Banking

SBP raises policy rate to 12%: what it does to your loan installments

The SBP raised the policy rate to 12%. One-year KIBOR jumped after the hike and has since eased to about 12.89%, but variable-rate financing still costs more than before, even as October inflation eased to 9.6%. Here's how that reaches your monthly installment.

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Fuel & Energy

Electricity tariffs in 2026: why your per-unit rate jumps as you use more

NEPRA's slabs push the marginal rate up steeply with usage, topping PKR 47/unit. Here's how crossing a slab inflates your bill — and when solar makes sense.

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Savings & Investment

Zakat nisab explained: the gold and silver thresholds, and which one to use

Zakat is 2.5% of wealth held above the nisab for a lunar year. Which nisab you use — gold or silver — decides whether you owe anything at all.

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Rates & Banking

Car financing in Pakistan: the SBP rules that decide what you can borrow

Two things decide your car financing: an SBP cap on how much anyone can borrow in total, and the spread your bank adds over KIBOR. Here's how both work.

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Fuel & Energy

Petrol, diesel, electricity tariffs and solar.

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Tax & FBR

Salary tax, freelancer tax and FBR notifications.

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Rates & Banking

SBP policy rate, KIBOR, car and personal financing.

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Property & Construction

Cement, steel, labour and house-building costs.

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Savings & Investment

Gold, provident fund and inflation.

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