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04/14/2016
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According to Serasa Experian, are 60 million people over 18 years with R$ 256 million in arrears
In March, the number of delinquent Brazilian reached 60 million. According to Serasa Experian, the data is R$ 256 billion in arrears and 41% of the population over 18 years of the country. It is the highest mark ever recorded since the beginning of the measurement, in 2012, when for the first time bad debt reached 50.2 million people.
The survey also shows 77.2% of non-performing earning up to two minimum wages: 40.0% of the 60 million defaulters receive between one and two minimum wages and 37.2% live on less than R$ 880.00. Grades with lower yields grow more than the other.
Development of delinquency in the country
"The most affected are people who practically live from what they receive, can not perform any kind of reservation or financial savings. And when they lose their jobs, when they are hit by inflation, are the most affected by the bad debt problems, "says economist of Serasa Experian, Luiz Rabi.
The research shows that the first quarter of 2016 more than two million borrowers entered the list for nonpayment. On average, after 60 days, with overdue debts, the consumer is negated in the credit bureaus. The survey of Serasa Experian shows that every quarter increases the amount of people that add to the already negative results.
Source: Economic Brazil
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