A new opportunity has opened up to Aussies interested in crowdfunded property. Popular US based platform Fundrise is now accepting Australian investors.
It’s been nearly a week since Malcolm Turnbull was sworn in. And already, he’s boosted consumer confidence, by 8.7%. The index went from 105.3 to 114.5.
All signs are pointing to a major economic downturn. At least in Australia, if not around the world. But RBA governor Glenn Stevens says it’s not all bad.
Equifax [NYSE:EFX] wants to buy Veda. And they’re prepared to pay up, big time. The announcement gave a boost to VED. As at 2:28pm, VED is trading up 32.83% at $2.65.
Australia’s former prime minister is a wealthy man. He’s already amassed quite a fortune, even before he entered politics. So how does Malcolm Turnbull invest? As the Parliamentary Register shows today, it’s far from boring.
Private equity fund Pacific Equity Partners has made an interesting new purchase. They’ve signed a deal to acquire Manuka Health, a New Zealand based company focused on Manuka honey products.
This morning, retailer Harvey Norman [ASX:HVN] announced an unusual new acquisition. HVN’s wholly owned subsidiary has bought a farm. A dairy farm, to be specific.
Crowd funded property investment. If you’ve been watching the rapid evolution of the property investment industry, you may have noticed this trend. It’s billed as the way to make investing in property accessible for everyone.