79% of consumers don''t want to buy after debts foreclose on

About 79% of consumers do not want to make new purchases after foreclose on debts that have generated the constraint. Percentage equal to the same period last year and 3 p. p. less than the third quarter of 2016 (79%). Other 21% of consumers plan to make new purchases, as soon as you can pay the debts that have generated the constraint. Of these, 48% intend to buy the car, followed by real estate with 15% of the entries. The data are from research conducted by Boa Vista SCPC. Perception of indebtedness of respondents, 33% declared to be very indebted. Other 32% consider themselves more or less 35% debt and little debt. Grew 3 p. p. total consumers of class C who declared to be "heavily indebted". In the class of this percentage was 43% against 42% recorded in the fourth quarter of 2015. In class B, went from 32% to 40% the total of those who claim to be "more or less indebted".
The indebtedness is higher among families with incomes of up to three minimum wages. Compared to the fourth quarter of 2015, the percentage of heavily indebted rose from 36% to 40% in these families. Among those with higher household income, the percentage of "heavily indebted" fell. Important: a person in debt is not necessarily delinquent. Be in default means being with paying bills late.