Renegotiate your debts with Desenrola Brasil: Up to 96% discount!

In a continued effort to assist financially vulnerable citizens, the Brazilian government launched the Desenrola Brasil program. The focus is to provide Brazilians with low incomes with an opportunity to renegotiate their debts under favorable conditions and recover their financial health.

How the Desenrola Brasil program works

The program allows individuals with considerable debt to obtain discounts of up to 96% on amounts owed and pay in up to 60 months in installments. One of the main advantages is the quick removal of participants’ names from the debtors’ register, facilitating quick and effective financial recovery.

Who can benefit from Desenrola Brasil?

• Monthly income of up to two minimum wages.
• Registered in the Single Registry for Social Programs of the Federal Government.
• Total debts of up to R$20 thousand accumulated between January 2019 and December 2022.

Desenrola Brasil covers a wide variety of debts, including debts with banking institutions, public service charges and educational responsibilities, such as those related to FIES. For FIES, in particular, the program offers discounts that can reach 99%, eliminating accumulated interest.

How to renegotiate FIES debts through Desenrola Brasil

Beneficiaries with FIES debts can take advantage of a renegotiation period with extremely favorable terms. It is essential to act quickly, as this opportunity is for a limited time, only available until the end of May. Regularizing educational debts under these conditions is an unmissable chance for many.

Steps for debt renegotiation at Desenrola Brasil

1. Check that you meet the program’s eligibility criteria.
2. Access the Desenrola Brasil online platform or visit one of the physical service points, such as Post Office branches or partner entities such as Serasa.
3. Use the exclusive conditions offered to negotiate and settle your debts.

In addition to helping with debt renegotiation, Desenrola Brasil also facilitates the reintegration of citizens into the credit market, contributing to a more inclusive and fair economy. The program represents a significant step towards financial relief for thousands of Brazilians, regaining not only their financial stability, but also their dignity and ability to thrive in a challenging economic environment.