Quaest: 10% say they have benefited from Novo Desenrola; debt affects 69% of the population

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Quaest research released this Wednesday (10) shows that 69% of Brazilians are in debt, but only 10% claim to have benefited from Novo Desenrola.
Relaunched at the beginning of May, the new version of the program, known as Desenrola 2.0, provides for debt renegotiation with discounts and exchange for a cheaper debt, targeting Brazilians who earn up to five minimum wages, that is, R$8,105.
According to Quaest, 88% of those interviewed said they had not benefited from the program, while 10% said they had been reached. Another 2% were unable to respond.
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The program is better rated among Lulistas than among Bolsonaristas. When asked about Novo Desenrola 2.0, 70% of Lulistas said they considered the initiative a good idea, compared to 33% of Bolsonarists.
Among non-Bolsonaro right-wing voters, only 29% consider the program a good idea, compared to 73% among non-Lulista leftist voters. Among independents, the rate is 51%.
Debt
The survey also shows that 23% of people have a lot of debt, a reduction compared to the May survey (28%). The percentage of people who stated that they had few debts reached 46% this month, and remained practically stable in relation to May (45%).
The portion of respondents who declared that they had no debts rose from 27% to 30%.
The Quaest survey was commissioned by Genial Investimentos and interviewed 2,004 people aged 16 or over between the 5th and 8th of June. The margin of error is plus or minus two percentage points, and the confidence level is 95%.
See below some questions asked by Quaest about debt.
➡ Would you say you have a lot, little or no debt?
Up to 2 minimum wages
A lot of debt: 23% (compared to 32% in May)
Little debt: 50% (45% in May)
No debt: 27% (23% in May)
From 2 to 5 minimum wages
A lot of debts: 22% (26% in May)
Few debts: 50% (43% in May)
No debts: 27% (31% in May)
Over 5 minimum wages
A lot of debts: 26% (24% in May)
Little debts: 36% (50% in May)
They have no debt: 37% (26% in May)
➡ Have you heard about the new Desenrola 2.0?
Yes: 61% (57% in May)
No: 39% (43% in May)
➡ In your opinion, is the new Desenrola 2.0 a good or bad idea?
Lulistas
Good idea: 70% (75% in May)
Help a little: 13% (13% in May)
Bad idea: 12% (10% in May)
NS/NR: 5% (2% in May)
Non-Lulista left
Good idea: 73% (68% in May)
Help a little: 15% (20% in May)
Bad idea: 8% (10% in May)
NS/NR: 4% (2% in May)
Independents
Good idea: 51% (48% in May)
A little help: 18% (26% in May)
Bad idea: 25% (21% in May)
NS/NR: 6% (5% in May)
Non-Bolsonaro right-wing
Good idea: 29% (34% in May)
Help a little: 26% (33% in May)
Bad idea: 41% (27% in May)
NS/NR: 4% (6% in May)
Bolsonaristas
Good idea: 33% (30% in May)
Help a little: 30% (24% in May)
Bad idea: 36% (42% in May)
NS/NR: 3% (4% in May)
Pros and cons of Desenrola 2.0

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