Business Idea: Start a business with post office for 10 thousand rupees, you will earn double from your job..

Latest Business idea: In this era of rising inflation, everyone keeps planning to do business. Many people are earning big money by doing business with the post office. If you are also preparing to do business with a post office, then let us tell you today how you can start a business with a post office for 10 thousand.

People are more interested in starting their own business than doing a job. However, starting a business is also not an easy task. There should be a good amount of money for investment along with risk, but today we have brought you such a business idea which can make you earn good money in just 10 thousand rupees.

You can start a business by investing 10 thousand.

We are talking about the Post Office Franchise Scheme. The new franchise scheme is going to start from 1 February 2024. The reason behind starting this new scheme is to provide maximum post office facilities to the people.

If you are 10th pass know the local language of your place and have good knowledge of computers and smartphones, then you can apply to open a post office franchise. Apart from this, you must also have a PAN card.

How to open a post office franchise?

If you are eligible to become a franchisee, then you can contact the big post office in your area. As security, you will have to deposit Rs 10,000 in the post office.

How will the franchise earn?

The franchisee will earn through commission. You will get a commission of Rs 3 per registered letter. A commission of Rs 5 per money order of more than Rs 200, a commission of 5 percent per sale of postal stamps and stationery will be given.

The franchisee can earn the most through booked speed post items and they can avail a profit of 7% to 25% every month.

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