Brazilians Have More than R$ 5.6 Billion Forgotten in Banks
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The Central Bank (BC) updated the data and reported on Tuesday (8) that there are still R$ 5.64 billion in "forgotten resources" by customers in financial institutions. The balance sheet considers values accounted for until July of this year. Of this total: R$ 4.24 billion are resources of 23.6 million natural persons; R$ 1.4 billion are values of 2.2 million companies. In March, according to the Central Bank, there were R$ 10.6 billion of value…
The total amount of money forgotten in banks and other financial institutions reached R$ 5.65 billion in July, according to data released by the Central Bank (BC) on Tuesday (8). The value represents high in relation to the R$ 5.12 billion recorded in June. Of the amount available, R$ 4.25 billion belong to 23.57 million natural persons. Other R$ 1.40 billion can be rescued by approximately 2.19 million companies. Related news:Brazilians have mo…
Central Bank Receiving Value System has R$ 5.6 billion standing Central Bank: R$ 5.6 bi are forgotten; 70% of beneficiaries have less than R$ 10 to receive
Central Bank updates SVR: R$ 5.6 billion still forgotten. For 70% of the 23.6 million with the right to rescue, however, the value does not exceed R$ 10, which explains the low adherence. The post Brazilians forget R$ 5.6 billion in banks, but 70% of them will receive less than R$ 10 appeared first in Market Monitor.
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The Central Bank (BC) updated, this Tuesday (8), the data of the Value System to Receive (SVR), revealing that R$ 5.6 billion continue to be forgotten in financial institutions by individuals...
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