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cdb net yield after tax

CDB net yield after tax: what really remains

With CDBs, looking only at “110% of CDI” is only half the story. The other half usually arrives as term and taxation.

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From gross CDI to net yield

  • The percentage of CDI drives gross returns, but the regressive income-tax table materially changes the net result depending on the holding period.
  • That is why a higher-rate CDB over a short horizon does not always beat a slightly lower-rate one held longer.

Interpretation examples

Short term

Input
90 dias + 100% CDI
Expected output
IR alto corrói parte maior do ganho

Useful for tactical cash scenarios.

Longer term

Input
730 dias + 100% CDI
Expected output
IR menor melhora o líquido

Helps visualize the benefit of time.

Full tool FAQ

CDI (Certificado de Depósito Interbancário) is the rate for overnight interbank loans. It tracks the Selic rate closely (typically Selic − 0.1% per year). Most fixed-income investments in Brazil are indexed to CDI.

Frequently asked questions

Does a 110% CDI CDB always win?

Not always. Term, liquidity and tax bracket can change the net-return ranking.

Is a short term always bad?

No. It can be appropriate for liquidity needs, but it tends to face a higher tax bracket.