In two months, Brazilian banks renegotiated 1.9 million debt contracts under the Emergency Debt Renegotiation Program for Defaulting Individuals, Desenrola Brasil. The information is from the Brazilian Federation of Banks (Febraban) and was released this Monday.
According to the federation, debt renegotiation through the program has reached R$13.2 billion to date, exclusively through Track 2.
Range 2 covers debt renegotiations with banks for those with an income of up to R$20,000 with no debt limit, which allows the refinancing of properties and vehicles, for example. Debtors will be able to directly contact banking institutions to negotiate them.
Since it was implemented, Febraban reported, around 1.46 million bank customers have benefited from the program.
Also according to the federation, financial institutions cleared the names of around 6 million customers who had bank debts of up to R$100.
Desenrola Brasil, informed the Ministry of Finance, has the potential to benefit up to 70 million people. Membership in the program runs until December 31st. The information is from Agência Brasil.
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