Direct-only numbers continue to rise

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The average number of live products available to brokers fell from 2,610 in June to 2,202 in July, according to TrigoldCrystal.
This equates to a reduction of 408 individual products and a drop of 6%.
Year on year analysis shows that mortgage product availability was significantly lower than previous years. Previous stats reveal products numbers to be 13,464 in July 2008 and 64,803 in July 2007.
The average number of live, ‘direct only’ products available in the month of July was 1,240. This is an increase of 46 products from June.
672,124 mortgage sources were performed in July, a fall in intermediary activity of 14.76% when compared with June, a fall in broker activity in real terms of 116,359 individual mortgage searches.
This equals a 47% drop in broker activity from last July (2008) when 903,512 individual mortgage searches were performed.
The average monthly mortgage payment in July was £765.80 which is marginally lower than the previous month equating to a saving of £15.29.
David Aylmer, marketing and business development director at TrigoldCrystal, said: “Product availability continues to be one of the central issues in the mortgage sector with July showing yet another fall in the number of intermediary products from 2

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