Often the debts accumulate and the account does not come out of the red, leaving no space to try some kind of investment.
Recalling that according to a release from the Central Bank, on December 28, the indebtedness of families and the commitment of Brazilians’ income are rising and hit a record. In September, the most recent data, the balance of debts of families corresponded to 49.4% of the accumulated income in 12 months. The increase was 0.7 percentage points in the month and 5.5 points in the year.
And the average amount spent by Brazilians to pay debt service was 26.2%, an increase of 0.5 point in the month and 1.7 point in the year. The two indicators are the highest in the historical series started in 2005.
Specialists present ways to pay off such debts and start investing capital. In this scenario, the question is: which way do I start investing? What would be the best time?
To address the topic, the Grande Debate-Investimentos has as guests Loni Batist, a specialist in financial education and director of Guide Investimentos, and Bernardo Pascowitch, economist and CEO of Yubb Investimentos, who point out the best paths in this scenario.
The program
The Great Debate – Investments It will always have the presence of two specialists with opposing views to debate the pros and cons of the different investment options and solutions, as well as topics from the world of personal finance and the financial market.
The attraction is weekly and airs on Mondays at 9:20 pm.
*Text published by Ana Carolina Nunes, from CNN Brasil Business.
Reference: CNN Brasil
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