The Selic rate is the basic interest rate of the Brazilian economy.

SELIC (Special Settlement and Custody System) is defined by the Central Bank and serves as a reference for interest charged by banks and other financial institutions.

When Selic rises, interest on loan and financing increase.

With Selic Alta, fixed income investments such as Direct Treasury and CDBs pay more.

A high selic can curb inflation, but also expensive loans and financing.

If Selic is high, prioritize fixed income investments.

Selic influences from the price of food to the rent amount.

Understanding Selic helps you make better financial decisions.