Government extends Desenrola Brasil for another 50 days through Provisional Measure

Provisional Measure (MP) 1211/24, recently issued by the Executive Branch, brought something new to millions of Brazilians in default. The Desenrola Brasil Program, which aims to facilitate debt renegotiation, was extended until May 20th this year.

In this way, the measure directly benefits individuals with a restricted income range and debts of up to R$20,000. Find out more details about this Federal Government initiative below!

MP extends Desenrola Brasil until May

The extension applies exclusively to Track 1 of the program, focused on individuals with an income of up to two minimum wages or those registered in the federal government’s Single Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico). Since its implementation began in October, this initiative has been a real relief for many who are looking for a light at the end of the tunnel to balance their finances.

According to information released by the government, the great demand for Desenrola Brasil highlights the need for its extension. The unification of the program with banking applications, Serasa Limpa Nome and Caixa Tem (Android, iOS) facilitated access and participation by interested parties. Furthermore, something new is that interested parties can also look for post offices to renegotiate their debts.

What are the advantages of the program?

To date, around 14 million people have managed to renegotiate approximately R$50 billion in debt, covering Tracks 1 and 2 of Desenrola Brasil. Thus, the discounts achieved in negotiations reach an average of 83%, with the possibility of payment in cash or in installments, with no down payment requirement and a period of up to 60 months for payment.

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Furthermore, this is not the first time that the program has been extended. Initially scheduled to end in December, the renegotiations were extended until March 31 through MP 1199/23. Finally, this last provisional measure now extends the deadline until May 20th.

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