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payroll loan vs personal loan brazil

Payroll loan vs personal loan: cost and installment

Not every loan with a similar installment costs the same. The credit mode changes far more than the ad usually makes clear.

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How to compare modes correctly

  • Payroll loans often imply lower lender risk and therefore frequently show lower rates than unsecured personal loans.
  • But installments, IOF, CET and term still need to be read together to avoid comparing apples to very expensive contractual pineapples.

Useful comparisons

Cheaper credit

Input
Consignado no mesmo principal e prazo
Expected output
Parcela tende a sair menor

Useful for visualizing the structural advantage of the mode.

Unsecured credit

Input
Empréstimo pessoal padrão
Expected output
Mais flexibilidade, mas custo costuma subir

Helps compare flexibility vs price.

Full tool FAQ

In consignado, installments are deducted directly from the payroll or INSS benefit, reducing risk for the bank and allowing much lower rates — typically 1%–2%/month vs 3%–7% for personal loans.

Frequently asked questions

Does a lower installment mean a better loan?

Not by itself. A longer term lowers the installment but can greatly inflate total cost.

Does CET change across loan modes?

Yes. Rates, IOF, fees and contract structure can materially change CET from one loan mode to another.