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Desenrola Brasil is a new program initiative by the federal government to renegotiate Brazilians’ debts. Thus, the initiative has entered a new phase and made it possible to pay off bank and non-bank debts such as water, electricity, and other expenses.
In other words, this is a good opportunity for those who want to pay off their debts, as there are possibilities of obtaining up to 96% off. See below for the details of this initiative.
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Payment methods
Payments may vary according to the amount of each debt. Those with debts of up to R$ 5,000 will have the opportunity to pay in installments, provided that the installments are not less than R$ 50. In addition, the first renegotiated installment will be due 30 days after signing the contract.
Therefore, see below what the other payment options are
- Direct debit from a checking account;
- Bank slip sent by email;
- Pix for those who want to pay in full.
In other words, the program offers several opportunities to pay off debts. Desenrola Brasil can offer defaulters up to 96% off and automatically remove credit restrictions within five business days after the agreement.
Therefore, this is a way to restructure financially that can bring many benefits to Brazilians.
What are the stages of Desenrola Brasil
As mentioned before, Desenrola Brasil began a new stage last week. Thus, the current stage serves those with an income of up to two minimum wages or who are part of CadÚnico. In addition, this stage of the program covers debts of up to R$ 5,000.
Two other stages came before the current one, the first of which covered low-value debts, especially bank debts of up to R$ 100.
The second stage of the project focused on individuals with an income of up to R$ 20,000 and debts in bank with no limit on the amount. It is worth noting that at this stage it was necessary to contact the bank to renegotiate the amount.
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