Usually yes, a 2nd charge is more expensive as, as the name suggests, a second charge sits behind the 1st charge. This means that should a lender have to repossess, the 2nd charge lender is the last to be paid. So clearly a higher risk
Flexibility is perhaps the main reason and the 1st charge lender not being able to either offer the funds required, or not wanting too.
So a 2nd charge lender typically always for a higher borrowing amount, can cater for adverse credit and the reasons for the funds, for example a tax bill, is usually far more amenable than the offering of a 1st charge lender.
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