Credit cards are responsible for 32.9% of debts in THIS state

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According to data from Serasa as of last Friday (13), 32.9% of debtors in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul are in debt with credit card companies. Thus, the Map of Delinquency found that this is the main culprit for some people. 

See more details about this Serasa survey below and find out which other sectors have a high rate of indebted people. 

32.9% of the population of Mato Grosso do Sul is in debt with credit card companies

As mentioned earlier, a large portion of the population of Mato Grosso do Sul is in debt with credit card companies. This is because many people still end up getting lost when using this resource. 

To use a credit card, financial planning is necessary to avoid spending beyond the available credit and ending up in debt at the end of the month. Contrary to what many people think, credit cards can offer benefits to users, such as: 

  • Convenience when shopping;
  • Better payment options;
  • Speed;
  • Security;
  • Emergencies. 

In other words, it is important to plan in order to enjoy this resource intelligently. 

Serasa survey

In addition to credit card debt, the population of Mato Grosso do Sul also has:

  • Financial debts (16.6%);
  • Retail purchases (15.2%).

The average monthly spending of these people reaches R$ 4,924, and the largest number of defaulters are between 26 and 40 years old, representing 36.1% of the population. Next is the age group between 41 and 60 years old, representing 34.7% of the population, and finally people over 60 years old (16.8%).

The survey also analyzed the entire country and found that Brazil experienced an increase in the number of people who are unable to pay their bills. Thus, 71.74 million Brazilians are in default, 320 thousand more than recorded in August this year.

Most indebted states

The survey revealed that the most indebted states are:

  • Amapá;
  • Federal District;
  • Rio de Janeiro;
  • Amazonas;
  • Rondônia.

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