Mortgage Arrears and Possessions (Q1 13)

It is too soon to declare Q1’s marginal rise in arrears and possessions to be the start of a deteriorating trend. But it seems clear that the steady improvement in the data, seen since the end of the 2008/09 recession, has now come to an end.

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