Daniel De Visé
Daniel de Visé is an author and journalist who has worked at The Washington Post, The Miami Herald, and three other newspapers in a twenty-four-year career. His investigative reporting has twice led to the release of wrongly convicted men from life imprisonment; he shared a 2001 Pulitzer Prize.
A graduate of Wesleyan and Northwestern universities, de Visé lives with his wife and children in Maryland.
He is the author of I Forgot to Remember (with Su Meck) and Andy and Don.
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Your college student may be paying thousands in fees for a service they don't need23 Aug 2024—USA TODAYIf you have a child heading off to college this month, you may faintly recall an email from the school about student health insurance. Most elite private colleges, and many public institutions, automatically enroll students in Student Health Insurance Plans. The coverage costs $2,924 a year at public colleges and $3,874 a year at private schools, on average, according to an industry survey of prominent schools in the 2023-24 academic year. And here’s the thing: Many students don’t need...
Inheritance on hold? Most Americans don't understand the time and expense of probate30 Jul 2024—USA TODAYNothing is certain, it is said, but death and taxes. Yet, many Americans know surprisingly little about the legal process that follows a loved one’s death. A new report, titled The State of Probate in America, finds many Americans badly misinformed about basic facts of probate. Drawing from a representative survey of 1,000 adults, the report found: ◾ More than half of Americans have no idea what probate costs. ◾ Less than half of us understand that inheritance is not automatic. ◾ Only 2% of...
