Feirão Limpa Name: Basic bills represent 24% of Brazilians’ debts

Serasa

Consumers will be able to negotiate accounts with discounts of up to 99%, until November 30th

Serasa’s Default and Debt Renegotiation Map, released this month, shows that basic bills – water, electricity and gas – represent 23.53% of all Brazilians’ debts.

To negotiate these and other debts, consumers have this year’s edition of Feirão Limpa Nome available, which runs until November 30th. The event has a record participation of more than 500 companies with discounts of up to 99% and more than 530 million debt offers.

In addition to traditional companies, this year’s Feirão Serasa Limpa Nome brings new partners. With the incorporation of fintech Flexpag into Serasa’s portfolio, consumers will be able to pay their late energy bills from Enel, which serves consumers in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Ceará, and from Light, a concessionaire in Rio de Janeiro.

Some companies that have joined Desenrola Brasil also make offers available on the Serasa platform with the same discounts as the Program. At Feirão, Desenrola offers must only be paid in cash.

About Serasa

With the purpose of revolutionizing access to credit in Brazil, Serasa offers a complete ecosystem aimed at improving the population’s financial health through digital products and services.

*With information from consultancy

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