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08.25.2015
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Most of the debts of families is by credit card (77.7%) file / Agency Brazil
The percentage of delinquent households increased in August this year, according to the National Survey of Debt and Consumer Delinquency (Peic), released today (25) by the National Confederation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC). According to the survey, 22.4% of households have debt or overdue bills.
The percentage of non-performing exceeds that of July this year (21.5%) and August of last year (19.2%). The August rate this year is the highest since September 2013, when the same percentage was observed (22.4%).
On average, the delay time of the debt is 60.9 days. The survey also showed that families will not be able to pay your cons or debts totaling 8.4% of the total this month percentage also higher than in July of this year (8.1%) and August last year (6 , 5%).
The CNC also showed that the percentage of indebted households, but not necessarily with overdue debts or accounts, reached 62.7% in August this year, up from 61.9% the previous month, but below the 63.6% of August 2014.
Most of the debt is with credit card (77.7%), booklet (16.5%) and car loans (13.9%).
Source: Agency Brazil
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