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The Ministry of Finance issued a warning about the step companies need to follow to remove a consumer’s name from Serasa. Check it out! This Tuesday (12), the Ministry of Finance is ending the deadline for financial institutions to register for the Desenrola Brasil program. Thus, last Friday (9), the entity released a statement informing about the completion of the platform’s service intended for companies with receivables.
Among the lenders involved in the government project are retailers, banking institutions, and water and electricity supply companies. Therefore, once registered on the platform, companies will allow customers to check their debts, propose agreements, and consequently regularize their situation with Serasa. Learn more!
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Company registration in Desenrola
On August 28, the registration period for creditor companies in Desenrola began through the Creditor Portal. This registration is essential for the government to proceed with the third stage of Desenrola, aimed at those with a monthly income of up to two minimum wages (R$ 2,640.00).
Additionally, those registered in the Single Registry for Social Programs of the Federal Government (CadÚnico) may also take advantage of this stage of Desenrola. Thus, these individuals will have the chance to renegotiate their outstanding debts through the government system under favorable terms, backed by the National Treasury.
Next stage of the government plan
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According to information from the Ministry of Finance, the expectation is that renegotiation in the third phase will begin later this September. Therefore, all stages of the project should be completed by December 31, 2023. In this stage of Desenrola, the group of companies involved includes retailers and public service providers.
Banks that were already part of phase 2 will also remain in the plan. It is important to note that negotiations in the third phase will have an R$ 8 billion guarantee from the Operations Guarantee Fund (FGO). Finally, click here for more information about Desenrola.
