Indebtedness of Families Falls for the First Time in the Year and Stands at 81.7%
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Inadequateness and indebtedness of Brazilian families retreated in September before August, according to data from the National Confederation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC) released on Thursday (8) in the Consumer Indebtedness and Inadequateness Survey (Peic). The president of the CNC-Sesc-Senac System, José Roberto Tadros, assessed that the movement is a breath in the family budget, but warned that the consolidation of this pictu…
CNC research points to a decrease in the percentage of families with debts and reduction in default, but almost half of overdue debts exceed 90 days
The global crisis of 2008 left several lessons to be learned, including the unsanitary financial situation that results from an excessive level of indebtedness. And judging from the data, the citizens learned that lesson. Even though the global economic context is not making it easy, borrowing is not attractive to almost anyone.
The percentage of Brazilian families with overdue debts fell in September, but the commitment of income with debts increased, according to Peic (Research on Debt and Consumer Inadequacy), released by CNC (National Confederation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism). Read more (10/09/2026
The debt of Brazilian families fell for the first time this year and reached 81.7% in September, according to [...]
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gazetaweb.comThe reduction in debt occurred in all income bands. Inadequacy also declined 0.3 percentage point.
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