Each negative consumer owed, on average, R$4,432.05 in the sum of all debts, according to CNDL/SPC Brasil
In December last year, 41.51% of Brazilian adults were in default, which represents 68.49 million consumers. The data is from /.
Each negative consumer owed, on average, R$4,432.05 in the sum of all debts. Furthermore, each defaulter owed, on average, 2.10 creditor companies.
The number of debtors with the most significant participation in December is in the age group of 30 to 39 years old (23.64%). According to the estimate, there are 16.90 million people registered in the debtors’ registry in this age group, that is, 49.76% of Brazilians in this age group are negative.
The participation of debtors by gender is well distributed, with 51.16% women and 48.84% men.
In December, 31.09% of consumers had debts worth up to R$500.
In terms of participation, the creditor sector that concentrated most of the debts is Banks, with 64.62% of the total. Next comes Water and Light (10.87%) and Commerce (10.32%).
When breaking down by region in relation to the number of debts, the biggest increase came from the Central-West region (7.55%), followed by the Southeast (2.16%), Northeast (1.93%) and North (1.57%). %). On the other hand, the South (‐0.85%) showed a drop in the number of debts in the annual comparison.
In regional terms, the highest percentage of defaulters is in the Central-West region, where 44.82% of the adult population is included in debtors’ registers. On the other hand, in the South region, the proportion of negative people is equivalent to 37% of the adult population.
