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Three little letters and one tax: understand once and for all what IOF is and find out what has changed with the most recent measures taken by the government. The Tax on Financial Transactions is something you have probably already seen on some invoice or at least heard about. Now it's time to understand everything about it.

Understand the advantages of paying with a credit card, the best times to do so, and take advantage of the opportunity to organize your finances. We often talk about the risks of using credit cards uncontrollably, the extremely high interest rates, and the snowball effect that all this can have. But, do you know?

Every time a new credit card bill arrives, do you hold your breath, close your eyes and pray? This text is to help you avoid this ordeal and to learn about all the amounts that are charged. What about that blouse you bought at the beginning of the month, the installment for your home furniture and the gift?

The same object that allows you to make your dreams come true in easy installments can also be the cause of bad debt with its very high interest rates. At the end of the day, do credit cards come to help or complicate our financial lives? How do credit cards work? This is one of the ways in which

Your credit card can be your best friend or your worst enemy! Learn how and when to increase your Santander credit limit. We've talked a lot about credit cards and how they can help you in certain situations: whether it's in an unforeseen situation where you don't have cash on hand or

“How can I save money at home that will really help me keep my bills up to date and ease my budget?” — this is a common question in times of crisis, when saving and controlling expenses is not only useful, but, above all, essential. After all, a large part of your monthly income goes towards household expenses,

If at the end of the month there is not enough money to pay off debts or bills, worry takes over your routine. And if it is recurrent, your physical and mental health can be harmed. According to a 2017 survey by the Credit Protection Service (SPC) and the National Confederation of Retail Managers (CNDL), 69% of

Household debt is a serious problem in Brazil. Currently, a large proportion of Brazilian households have at least one debt. Because of this, many people live with anxiety and stress. In addition to suffering greatly from the situation, people are also a little further away from their financial goals. After all, having a negative credit rating

 When you think you are free from the subject of “financial education”, life proves otherwise? Even after getting out of debt and clearing your name, do you still feel the need to understand more about saving money and the endless possibilities? Come with us! Many people manage to organize their finances but end up having doubts.