Mortgage Introducer - 'This Budget changes everything': Mortgage guru on navigating the economic chaos

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It's difficult to try and second guess where the market's going, says Trinity Financial director Jed Newton. 

In a market fraught with uncertainty, Jed Newton (pictured), director at Trinity Financial, knows the stakes are higher than ever for his clients – especially in the wake of that Budget.

“Recently, there’s been two pretty significant and tumultuous events which have further highlighted just how turbulent the market actually is,” he told Mortgage Introducer. “It’s difficult to try and second guess where the market’s going, because just when you think things are going one way, you’ll get a Budget that just changes everything.”

For Newton, this isn’t business as usual—it’s a fight to anticipate the next twist, to guide clients as events continue to “shift everything overnight.” Financial stability, once a constant for high-net-worth clients, has been overshadowed by fluctuating interest rates, political upheaval, and volatile housing trends that stretch his expertise to the edge. And, in this high-stakes environment, Newton has pivoted his approach to reflect the hard realities of 2024: strategies are no longer focused only on growth but on preservation and precision, where every choice has critical long-term implications. 

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