Default grows among people of higher income, research shows
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The defaults among consumers with income exceeding U.S. $ 2491.00 registered a growth of 182.89% in February, in comparison with the previous month, according to research conducted by Telecheque.
According to the company, this section of the population has reduced the sense of time and increase the rates. "Another aggravating factor is the expectation of unemployment that has affected the consumer profile," explains José Antonio Praxedes Neto, vice president of Telecheque.
In February, the default was higher among consumers who earn over $ 2075.00 (18.86%), according to the survey. Among the default, 56.69% are women. In cutting age, the majority of default is between 31 and 40 years.
Source: G1
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