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31/10/2012
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São Paulo - From January to September this year, 15.1 million consumers paid outstanding debts and cleared his name. According to a survey of Serasa Experian, the number is 13.7% higher than the same period of 2011. According to the superintendent of the Consumer Information Professionals, Maria Zanforlin, the growth in the number of defaulters to renegotiate debts is a consistent movement. "The number of settlements is increasing, this indicator is with a very favorable trend for some time," he said.
The improvement of economic conditions of the country in recent months is one of the factors responsible for the discharge of the debts of debtors, in evaluating the superintendent. She highlights the low levels of unemployment that guarantee a "very positive condition income" families.
Moreover, Maria points to improved financial education of the population as an important factor for the increase in renegotiations. She explains that some of the 40 million Brazilians who entered the consumer market in the last ten years just do not know how to deal with the large number of targeted offers to them. "There are four or five people with debts, a situation out of control" points.
However, the superintendent believes that the public is now better handle the credit. Maria also highlights that companies are seeking creditor debtors to regularize the situation of those consumers. "There is a willingness on both sides."
However, Maria remembers that consumers should do some planning before making the renegotiation. "We must study what is priority, which needs to be solved," he advises.
Source: Ig News
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