In July the association registered 73 new deals, a 9% drop from last year, while in the three months to July there was a 0% change from the previous year.
Second charge mortgage business is flattening out, Finance & Leasing Association figures indicate.
In July the association registered 73 new deals, a 9% drop from last year, while in the three months to July there was a 0% change from the previous year.
Despite the drop-off there was still a 19% increase in deals in the year to July 2016.
Geraldine Kilkelly, head of research and chief economist at the FLA, said: “Maintaining consumer confidence will remain a key task for the government, the Bank of England and other public bodies in the coming months.”
