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Millions will have the chance to restructure their debts at the very beginning of October. See how!
Next month, millions of Brazilian citizens will have a valuable opportunity to restructure their debts. This is possible thanks to the new stage of the program Desenrola Brasil, an initiative of the Federal Government. In this cycle, those who have debts of up to R$ 5 thousand and earn up to two minimum wages (R$ 2,640) will be included.
Thus, these individuals fit what the government calls bracket 1. For now, the entities that joined the program will participate in a creditors' auction. Get more details on the topic below.
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The next stage of the government's restructuring plan begins in October
Desenrola has already managed to restructure R$ 13.2 billion in its initial phase, focused on bank debts. Currently, with the new phase, the plan includes bracket 1, also covering those registered with the Single Registry for Social Programs of the Federal Government (CadÚnico).
There are plans to restructure approximately R$ 50 billion in debt, considering that 40 million citizens fall into this category. In addition, for consumers to benefit from the restructuring, they must have an account on the Gov.br portal at the silver or gold level. More information is available here.
Therefore, the restructurings will begin in the first week of October. However, this will only take place if the Federal Senate approves the Program bill by the 2nd of that month Desenrola Brasil.
Auction among entities adhering to the plan has already begun
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This Monday (25), the auction organized by the Federal Government among the entities that joined the restructuring plan began. Thus, those offering the largest discounts will be the winners. In addition, these entities will receive funds from the Operations Guarantee Fund (FGO).
Consequently, the Federal Budget will allocate R$ 8 billion to cover possible defaults resulting from the restructuring of customers' debts. Approximately 709 creditors have updated their debts and have the possibility of participating in the auction. However, as of the 13th, the number of entities was higher: 924 had voluntarily registered.
