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11/10/2012
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Research shows that 52% of Brazilians believe that the financial situation has improved in the last two years
SAO PAULO - In Brazil 73% of the money runs out before the month end, as revealed by the Ibope research, commissioned by the Institute and the GeoC Serasa Experian.
The study also shows that 52% of Brazilians believe that the financial situation has improved in the last two years. For 44% of respondents, the improvement was driven by financial promotion or change in employment and 10% said they entered the labor market.
At the other end, 16% of people said that the situation has worsened in the last 24 months. Among the reasons given, we highlight job loss (36%), the uncontrolled spending of the house (19%) and the increase in cost of living (10%).
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Regarding payments, 77% of respondents said they were current on their bills. Already 23% left any outstanding debt in the last month.
Among the most honored bills by consumers, ie those that they fail to pay, the bill took first place, with 66% of responses. Then there water bill (57%), supermarkets (40%), gas (23%), landline (21%), credit card bill (19%) and leasing (16%).
Source: MSN News
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