Delinquency: 6 out of 10 residents of Mato Grosso are in debt due to the cost of living in the state; understand
Over 1.4 million people in Mato Grosso are in debt, largely due to the rising cost of living in the state.
Clean Name Fair: More than 286,300 debtors can negotiate debts in Acre
The Clean Name Fair has started in Acre, allowing over 286,300 debtors to negotiate their debts with potential discounts of up to 99%.
Serasa Limpa Nome Fair offers discounts of up to 99% in Bahia; find out how to participate
The Serasa Limpa Nome fair in Bahia provides consumers with the opportunity to negotiate debts with discounts of up to 99%, running from March 23 until April 1.
Serasa Debt Negotiation Fair Offers Discounts of Up to 99% in Pará
The Serasa Debt Negotiation Fair launches in Brazil, offering significant discounts on debts, with participation from over 2,000 companies, especially benefiting consumers in Pará.
Serasa Fair Renegotiates Debts with Up to 99% Discount; See How to Participate
Serasa has launched a new debt renegotiation initiative, offering discounts of up to 99% for over 2,200 participating companies until April 1.
Feirão Limpa Nome starts this Monday with discounts of up to 99% to renegotiate debts
The Feirão Limpa Nome, a major debt negotiation event in Brazil, offers substantial discounts of up to 99% for individuals looking to renegotiate their debts starting from March 23, 2026.
Cost of living in the Amazon is nearly R$ 3,000 per month, says Serasa
The average cost of living in the Amazon is reported to be R$ 2,990 per month, with significant impacts from increasing food prices in Manaus.
Government deficit, family delinquency
Brazil faces a significant increase in household debt and delinquency rates amid high interest rates, with alarming statistics reported by Serasa and the Central Bank.
'With what I earn, I can't survive': nearly a quarter of the elderly are in debt in RS, says Serasa
In Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, a significant number of elderly citizens face rising debt due to insufficient incomes, forcing them to rely on loans and credit for basic expenses.