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01/06/2025·news

Harbour Shores and Coposit: Own Gold Coast Waterfront Property with a $10k Deposit

In a recent Nine News segment, reporters showed a scale model of Harbour Shores, a sixteen-hectare master-planned community at Biggera Waters. The story opened with a bold promise. Home ownership no longer feels out of reach, thanks to a partnership between Lewis Land and the fintech platform Coposit. Viewers learned that buyers can secure a new apartment or villa for just ten thousand dollars upfront. Weekly interest-free instalments then complete the balance of the ten-per-cent deposit while the homes are built.
25/05/2025·news

Aussie Man’s Viral “Trust the Universe” Take on Money Gets National Attention

A Coposit Street interview has once again sparked conversation across Australia — this time thanks to a 27-year-old man who says he doesn't save money because he trusts “the planets.”
25/05/2025·news

“Money Is Just an Idea”: Viral Coposit Street Interview Sparks National Conversation on Savings and Property

A 27-year-old Australian man has gone viral for his surprising take on money and savings. In a street interview originally posted by Coposit Street, the man revealed that he had no savings. His reason? He believes money is simply “an idea.”
25/05/2025·news

How Much Are Baby Boomers Really Saving? Coposit Street Series Sparks National Conversation

Coposit’s popular street interview series has gone viral again, this time asking Baby Boomers across Australia one simple question: How much do you have in savings?
08/05/2025·news

What Aussies Really Think About Buying Their First Home in 2025

A heated debate over housing in Australia might finally be settled. But many Boomers still aren't ready to let it go.
07/04/2025·news

How Coposit Helps Buyers Navigate Sydney’s Rising Property Market

A recent interest rate cut has sent shockwaves through Sydney’s housing market, with new data showing prices surged by up to $200,000 in several suburbs over just three months. The Reserve Bank’s 0.25 per cent reduction in the cash rate in February reignited buyer confidence and boosted borrowing capacity across the board.