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New Desenrola Brasil ends this Monday (31st); see who can participate

Portal O Dia30 August 2026 at 09:27

The Novo Desenrola Brasil program ends this Monday, the 31st. It is a federal government initiative that allows consumers to renegotiate bank debts with discounts and special payment conditions.

Consumers with a monthly income of up to five minimum wages can participate in the program. The objective is to facilitate debt regularization and restore credit access for millions of indebted Brazilians.

During the period of validity, the program offered differentiated conditions for renegotiation, including significant discounts on the total value of debts and interest-free installment options for those who meet the income criteria.

The approaching deadline serves as an alert for those who still have bank debts and want to take advantage of the benefits offered by Desenrola Brasil before the program ends.

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