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Natalie Campisi

Natalie Campisi

Senior Reporter at Forbes

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  • English
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  • Real Estate
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Disaster Assistance: How Hurricane Helene Victims Can Access Critical Help Now

Hurricane Helene has left a trail of destruction across the Southeast, triggering a massive relief effort in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Federal agencies, nonprofits and private sector organizations are racing to respond to impassable roads, widespread power outag
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4 Ways Our Money Mindset Has Changed: From Then To Now

You probably think about your money differently than your grandparents did. This makes sense. Between couples having separate bank accounts, prenups not being just for the ultra-wealthy, and fintech apps making it easier to invest, folks today have a much different relationship with their pers
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Zillow Now Shows Climate Risks: Is Your Future Home Safe?

Do you want to know how at risk your next home is from a climate disaster? Zillow is on it. Zillow is about to put climate risk front and center on its for-sale listings, giving buyers essential data on flood, wildfire, heat, wind and air quality risks. Powered by First Street Foundation, a no
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Unemployment Rates By City: See Your City Rank

The national unemployment rate currently stands at 3.9%, down from 4.4% a year ago. But you need to look at local data to get a true picture of the job market in your area. That’s because the unemployment rate for some cities and counties exceeds or falls below the national rate. In January, for
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Best USDA Mortgage Lenders Of October 2024

USDA loans make getting a mortgage more affordable and accessible for home buyers in eligible rural and suburban areas. Backed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, USDA loans have been around since 1991. USDA loans are a good deal for eligible borrowers because they require no down payment, and the minimum credit scores are often […]
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Winners And Losers From The Fed’s Interest Rate Decision 2024

The Federal Reserve just cut interest rates by 50 basis points, citing cooling inflation and signs of economic slowdown. This is the first time rates have been adjusted since July 2023, which ended a long streak of raising rates to tame inflation. The latest Fed rate cut will shake things up for
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How To Create A Budget For A Middle-Class Family

Building a middle-class budget starts with knowing what being “middle class” means in your life. Is it a fulfilling job? A flush bank account? Advanced degrees? Owning a home? A well-funded retirement account? While a typical middle class family can look wildly different for different people, som
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Best Mortgage Refinance Lenders Of September 2024

Best Mortgage Refinance Lenders Of September 2024
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Best Credit Counseling Services Of October 2024

Credit counseling organizations can provide useful information and help for a wide variety of financial matters. You’ll find that most credit counseling services offer debt consolidation help, bankruptcy counseling and housing assistance for buyers, renters and homeowners. Depending on your needs, s
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Capital One Venture X Cardholders Score Exclusive Opportunity For T...

Swifties, here’s your chance. Capital One is teaming up with Taylor Swift for a second time, giving holders a chance at exclusive access to buy select tickets for The Eras Tour in Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis. If you’re a fan that missed out on Capital One’s first exclusive T-Swift sale
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Bankruptcy Boom: Why More Young Adults Are Drowning in Debt

This article is part of Forbes Advisor's series, "Exploring the Fragile Underbelly of a Strong Economy," where we delve into the overlooked sectors of the economy that are struggling to keep pace. Four years ago, when she was 28, Courtney Henderson filed for bankruptcy. She was trying to get her