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Updated August 31, 2026

The scenario

One variant follows base SAC. The other adds BRL 500 from month 1, always reducing term.

How to interpret

Recurring contributions attack principal early and repeatedly. Compare total contributions, months removed and interest reduction without treating the result as advice.

BCB reference rate for fixed-rate real-estate financing: 2026-07, median of 3 institutions.

Parameters used

Financed amount
R$300,000.00
Term
360 months
Interest rate
14.9797% effective per year
System
SAC
Monthly adjustment
Extra amortization
R$500.00

Calculated results

ScenarioWithout extra amortizationWith BRL 500 monthly
First paymentR$4,343.33R$4,843.33
Last paymentR$844.29R$732.60
Total interestR$633,557.33R$255,689.39
Total paidR$933,557.33R$555,689.39
Effective term360 months127 months
Accumulated adjustmentR$0.00R$0.00

Selected installments

Payment no.PaymentInterestAmortizationClosing balance
1R$4,843.33R$3,510.00R$1,333.33R$298,666.67
12R$4,823.92R$3,329.05R$1,494.87R$283,039.31
60R$4,600.51R$2,260.48R$2,340.03R$190,863.25
127R$732.60R$8.47R$724.13R$0.00
Outstanding balance over timeWithout extra amortization / With BRL 500 monthly
Outstanding balance over timeWithout extra amortizationWith BRL 500 monthly
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Limits of this analysis

  • Assumes the contribution is available and processed every month until payoff.
  • Does not compare contributions with investments or account for inflation.

Sources and review