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07/22/2016
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It guides resist temptation and leave credit cards at home.
Only three out of 10 Brazilian plan before buying, says SPC.
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"I went out shopping and left a shoe there I said no need, I will not buy." The statement is the retired Ivete Oliveira range of Volta Redonda, in the south of Rio de Janeiro, which is part of a minority: the people who can control the impulse for purchases.
According to a survey released this July by the Credit Protection Service (SPC), only three out of ten Brazilians are conscious consumption habits. And who can not resist the windows you may end up borrowing more than expected!
"I know many people who do not do it and then can not afford," adds Ivete.
To avoid debt and be able to control the impulse to buy, it is best to leave the home credit card ensures economist Paloma Lavor Lopes.
"The appearance of a small portion is the big problem. It deceives you, you think it's a little bit every month, but this pouqinho becomes a snowball that you can not afford. Ideally you have control," she says .
The economist explains that those who like to buy and can not spend should even move away from the shops.
"You have to see what gives you momentum. If a woman likes shoe and bag, and it is in need to organize all, she can not get in front of these windows. It is human to want to spend with what he like, which is good, and it is a matter [important] you avoid temptation, "concludes Paloma.
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