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25/10/2012
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Post-dated checks, payroll and finance house recorded the lowest percentage of debt
SAO PAULO - Among the most common types of debts of Brazilians, the credit card was again the most reported in October. This month, 74.2% said they had debts of debt on the credit card, followed by booklets, with 20.1%.
On the other hand, debt financing with home recorded 5.7%, behind only debt with payroll loans (4.8%) and post-dated checks (2.8%). Information provided by PEIC (Search Consumer Debt and Default), made by the CNC (National Confederation of Consumer), announced on Wednesday (24). In October 2011 the percentage of debt to finance home was only 3.3%.
The number of families who claim to be indebted showed high in October this year, from 58.9% in September to 59.2% this month. In annual fall since it was in October 2011, 61.2% of people reported being in debt.
Source: Ig News
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