The TNA of the program to finance purchases in 3 and 6 fixed installments dropped from 80% to 70%. It represents a monthly rate of 5.83%. In February, the program registered 4,851,824 operations with an operated volume of $ 396,059 million.

The Ministry of Industry and Commerce the rate officiated on October 16 The simple quota update, the consumption promotion program promoted by the National Government, which will go from a rate of 80% to a 70% TNA. This means a 12.5% ​​decrease in purchasing of purchases in 3 and 6 fixed installments through this initiative.

This update, which responds to the reduction of the reference interest rate of the Central Bank, allows more consumers to make their purchases in a offer of 29 items, among which are clothing, footwear, appliances and tourism.

In February, simple fee registered 4,851,824 operations with an operated volume of $ 396,059 million. The average ticket during the month was $ 81,631.

According to the turnover, the main items They were "clothing" (32.3% of sales), "Small appliances" (18.7% of sales) and "shoes and leather goods" (8.7%). Of the total purchases through the program, 55% was made in 3 installments and 45%, in 6.

Simple fee allows to finance products of products in 3 and 6 fixed installments monthly in both adhered virtual and local stores throughout the country. It includes the following items: glasses and contact lenses, lighting artifacts, bookstore articles, bookstore, bicycles, footwear and leather goods, mattresses, computers, notebooks and tablets, durable kitchen elements, medical equipment, shows and cultural events, clothing, and musical instruments.

It also includes tourism, toys, books, white line, machinery and tools, motorcycles, furniture, tires, accessories and spare parts, small appliances, perfumery, educational services, kit for home connection to water and sewer services, sports preparation services, repair services, repair workshops for motor vehicles and motorcycles, cell phones with 4G and 5G technology, televisions and monitoring.

Source: Ministry of Economy of the Nation