More than 1.5 million Amazonians can benefit from MegaFeirão Serasa e Desenrola

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In Amazonas, more than 1.5 million people in default can benefit from the action

Manaus (AM) — Launched this week and lasting until March 28, the 1st MegaFeirão Serasa e Desenrola promises to help Brazilians pay off their debts with discounts of up to 96%. In Amazonas, more than 1.5 million people in default can benefit from the action. Promoted by Serasa in partnership with the Ministry of Finance and the Post Office, the unprecedented emergency debt renegotiation effort offers varied offers, online for the whole of Brazil on Serasa’s platforms — website and app.

In January, Brazil registered 72 million defaulters (43.91% of the population), according to Serasa’s Default and Debt Renegotiation Map. During the period, the total value of debts reached R$382.8 billion, with an average of R$5,311.96 per person in debt.

The survey also identified that consumers aged 41 to 60 are the group that accumulates the most debt (35%), followed by consumers aged 26 to 40 (34.2%) and those over 60 (18.8%). %). People up to 25 years of age have the least debt (12%).

In Amazonas, the number of people in default is currently 1,547,511. In December this number was 1,527,467. In relation to the types of debts of Amazonians, retail represents 27.30%, followed by banks and cards, 26.42% and utilities (basic bills), with 15.71%.

Among the age groups, the majority of those in debt are between 26 and 40 years old (35.8%), followed by 41 to 60 years old (35%), over 60 years old (15.2%) and up to 25 years old (13. 9%).

Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso and the Federal District are the federative units with the highest representation of defaulters, with 53.46%, 52.60% and 52.41% of the adult population in debt, respectively. Piauí, Santa Catarina and Maranhão, in turn, recorded the lowest averages: 35.59%, 37.01% and 38.93%, respectively.

The capital with the highest amount of debt is São Paulo, where consumers owe more than R$30 billion. Rio de Janeiro (R$17.3 billion) and Brasília (R$9 billion) appear next.

The Serasa study also shows that the banks and cards segment is responsible for the majority of debts in Brazil (29.37%). Next, we highlight the Utilities — basic water, electricity and gas bills – (23.09%), financial institutions (16.76%) and retailers (10.95%).

Negotiate through Serasa’s digital channels

To take advantage of the offers until the end of March, consumers across the country can consult the company’s official channels and negotiate discounts from MegaFeirão Serasa and Desenrola online:

● Website: www.serasalimpanome.com.br

● Serasa App: Android and iOS

● WhatsApp: (11) 99575–2096

In addition, it is possible to regularize your pending issues at all Brazilian Post offices, starting at a fee of R$4.20.

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.

More information at www.serasa.com.br and via social media at @serasa.

*With information from consultancy

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