Natalie Campisi

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Natalie Campisi

The job outlook for the Class of 2025 is murky, and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions are a big reason why. The Fed doesn’t hire or fire workers, but its interest rate decisions influence how much it costs businesses to borrow, invest and expand. Higher interest rates can lead companies to slow hiring, while lower rates may do the opposite. Right now, those rates are high—and have been for more than a year—as the Fed tries to bring down inflation.

4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Natalie Campisi

The Class of 2025 is walking off the graduation stage and into one of the most volatile job in years, one shaped by economic uncertainty, AI disruption and shifting employer expectations. Hiring projections for the class of 2025 are up slightly, by 7.3% compared to last year’s class, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, but people aren’t feeling especially optimistic.

4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Natalie Campisi

Mother’s Day is a time for celebration, reflection and maybe a moment to talk about the hard stuff. As our parents age, many of us find ourselves navigating unfamiliar territory: future care, legal paperwork, long-term expenses and awkward but necessary conversations about estate planning. But planning for the future doesn’t have to be grim.

4 weeks ago | finance.einnews.com | Natalie Campisi

Make this Mother’s Day count: Discover how to support your mom in planning for the future with ... More practical advice on estate, legal, and care decisions. Getty CreativeMother’s Day is a time for celebration, reflection and maybe a moment to talk about the hard stuff. As our parents age, many of us find ourselves navigating unfamiliar territory: future care, legal paperwork, long-term expenses and awkward but necessary conversations about estate planning.

1 month ago | forbes.com | Natalie Campisi

The economy is getting harder to predict. Prices are still rising, interest rates aren’t moving and new tariffs are causing more stress. After President Donald Trump said all Chinese goods would face a 145% tariff, China fired back with 125% tariffs on U.S. exports. People are feeling the heat as Trump tariffs stir up fresh waves of market chaos. Stocks dip, rebound and dip again, while confidence takes a hit.