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Updated August 31, 2026

The scenario

The balance receives BRL 20,000 in month 60 in both variants. One removes final payments; the other keeps 360 months and recalculates the payment.

How to interpret

Term reduction prioritizes removing interest-bearing periods. Payment reduction prioritizes monthly cash-flow relief. The indicators quantify this trade-off only for the scenario.

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$20,000.00

Calculated results

ScenarioReduce termReduce payment
First paymentR$4,343.33R$4,343.33
Last paymentR$1,086.76R$774.83
Total interestR$482,624.53R$598,336.89
Total paidR$782,624.53R$898,336.89
Effective term274 months360 months
Accumulated adjustmentR$0.00R$0.00

Selected installments

Payment no.PaymentInterestAmortizationClosing balance
1R$4,343.33R$3,510.00R$833.33R$299,166.67
12R$4,236.08R$3,402.75R$833.33R$290,000.04
60R$23,768.08R$2,934.75R$20,833.33R$230,000.20
180R$2,269.37R$1,194.60R$1,074.77R$101,027.80
274R$1,086.76R$12.57R$1,074.19R$0.00
Outstanding balance over timeReduce term / Reduce payment
Outstanding balance over timeReduce termReduce payment
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Limits of this analysis

  • Both variants assume the full contribution is processed in the same month.
  • A real contract may impose recalculation, minimum value and date rules.

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