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Consortium vs. Financing

Consórcio (a Brazilian group-buying scheme) and financing are the two most common ways to buy a high-value asset without paying in cash. This calculator compares the total cost of both for the same value and term.

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How we calculate

In financing, the installment is fixed (Price table) and the asset is received immediately. In a consortium, the base installment (asset value plus fees, spread over the term) is adjusted once a year by the correction index, and the asset is only received at the contemplation month (draw or bid), which is not guaranteed.

Formula used

Financing: PMT = value × i / (1 − (1 + i)⁻ⁿ). Consortium: base installment = (asset value + fees) ÷ term, adjusted annually.

Custo total = parcela × prazo (ajustada por juros no financiamento, ou por taxas e reajuste anual no consórcio)

Practical example

A R$ 60,000 asset over 60 months: financed at 19% a year, or via consortium with an 18% admin fee, 2% reserve fund and 5% annual correction.

How to interpret the result

Compare the total cost paid at the end of the term in each option. Financing gives immediate access to the asset, while a consortium only delivers it at the contemplation month.

Limitations

A consortium has no interest, but the installment is corrected by an index that varies by contract; here it's simplified as a fixed annual rate. Contemplation timing by draw or bid is never guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

Does a consortium charge interest?

No — it charges an admin fee (and sometimes a reserve fund), but the balance is adjusted by a correction index instead of interest, and there's no guarantee of when you'll be selected.

Methodology last reviewed: July 19, 2026

This result is an estimate and may not reflect every particularity of your situation.

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