Dan Clarendon
Dan is a writer and freelance journalist living in Chicago with his husband and cat, the latter of whom is currently plotting against him. He was the content writer for the tech startup Werk; and his work has appeared in Teen Vogue, Queerty, Wetpaint, TV Insider, Marie Claire, Life & Style, and Daily Mail.
More From Dan Clarendon
When Are Nursing Home and Assisted Living Expenses Tax Deductible?
Are assisting living expenses tax deductible? What about nursing home costs? Learn more about when you can deduct these expenses on your tax return.
Florida News Anchor Nate Foy Joins Fox News as a Correspondent
Who is Nate Foy? Fox News announced that the TV journalist, previously an anchor in Florida, would be a new correspondent for the cable channel.
IRS Issues Guidance About Disaster-Related Distributions From Retirement Plans
What is a disaster distribution? Learn more about reporting income from disaster-related retirement plan distributions on your tax return.
IRS Free File Online and MilTax Make Tax Season Easier on Military Families
How do military members file taxes? The IRS’ Free File Online service and the Department of Defense’s MilTax service can streamline the process.
New Andy Warhol Documentary Clones the Pop Artist’s Voice With AI Technology
Who inherited the Andy Warhol estate? Learn more about how the late pop artist lives on, especially with a new Netflix documentary cloning his voice.
How Lester Holt Became one of America's Most Trusted News Personalities
What’s Lester Holt’s net worth? Here's how the ‘NBC Nightly News’ anchor worked his way up to the flagship news program.
A Fake Vladimir Putin Twitter Account Fooled Politicians and News Outlets
Does Putin have a Twitter account? Here are the details on the Kremlin’s Twitter activity—and the fake Vladimir Putin account that had Twitter users fooled.
Do You Pay Property Tax on Condos? Info on Condominium Expenses
Do you pay property tax on condos? Yes, condo owners pay property taxes in addition to homeowners association fees. Learn more here.
‘Winning Time’ Subject Jerry Buss Was the "Visionary" Owner of the Los Angeles Lakers
What’s Jerry Buss’ net worth? See how the late Los Angeles Lakers owner, now the subject of the HBO series ‘Winning Time,’ rose to fame and fortune.
How Does Fox News Alum Kimberly Guilfoyle's Net Worth Compare to the Trump Family?
What’s Kimberly Guilfoyle’s net worth? Learn more about the former Fox News host who was just subpoenaed by the House Jan. 6 committee.
Some Grandparents Can Claim the Child Tax Credit and the EITC
Can grandparents claim the Child Tax Credit for 2021? Yes, if they’re eligible. They might also be eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit, too.
Elizabeth Holmes Tried to Get Sorority Sisters’ Support at Her Fraud Trial
Was Elizabeth Holmes in a sorority? Learn more about the Theranos founder’s time at Stanford ahead of the Hulu series about her life, ‘The Dropout.’
Real-Life Texts Between Elizabeth Holmes and Sunny Balwani Made It Into ‘The Dropout’
Elizabeth Holmes and Sunny Balwani’s text messages were included in ‘The Dropout,’ a new Hulu series about the rise and fall of the Theranos CEO.
Non-Profits Can Be Exempt From Property Taxes, Pressured to Pay PILOTs
Do non-profits pay property tax? Non-profit organizations with charitable purposes can be exempted — but can still face pressure to pay other payments.
The IRS Is Opening Tax Assistance Centers on Saturdays To Provide In-Person Help
Does the IRS work on weekends? Some of the agency's employees are during this year’s tax season. Here's more about the Saturday hours.
Steve Jobs’s Widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, Said His Wealth Ends With Her
Steve Jobs’s kids' net worth is likely in the millions and not the billions. Read more about the inheritance the Apple co-founder left for his family.
Early Filers Report “Tax Topic 152” Error When Tracking Their Tax Refunds
What does “Tax Topic 152” mean? Here's more about the IRS message some early filers have gotten when checking the status of their tax refund.
No, Taxes Do Not Pay for Abortions Despite What Some People Believe
Do taxes pay for abortions? See how the oft-contested Hyde Amendment has limited Medicaid federal coverage of abortions for decades now.
The U.S. Has Imposed Sanctions on Russia — Will They Even Work?
What are sanctions, and do they work? Learn more about these coercive measures as the U.S. and Western allies impose sanctions on the Russia.
States Raise Hundreds of Billions From Sales and Excise Taxes, but What’s the Difference?
How is excise tax different from sales tax? Learn about the difference now that U.S. senators are talking about a federal cannabis excise tax.
Zola Co-Founder Shan-Lyn Ma Enjoys Building Products That Offer 'Genuine Joy'
Who owns wedding website-builder Zola? Learn more about the company and its co-founder Shan-Lyn Ma, who has also invested in other ventures.
Alex Wagner Returns to MSNBC as a Senior Political Analyst
Who’s Alex Wagner’s husband? What’s her net worth? Learn more about the journalist and what she has been up to between MSNBC stints.
Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo Honors Her Uncle Pasquale, Killed in World War 2
Is Maria Bartiromo a veteran? Is that why she wears dog tags? Learn about the Fox News host and her family’s connections to the U.S. military.
Bret Baier and His Wife Have Been Through the Wringer With Their Son’s Health Battle
Who is Bret Baier’s wife? Learn more about Bret, his spouse, their two sons, and the medical ordeal Bret detailed in his book ‘Special Heart.’
Juan Williams Said He Left ‘The Five’ to Be Close to Home—Was That the Only Reason?
Why did Juan Williams leave ‘The Five’? Here's more about the former co-host’s exit—and his reported tension with another host of the Fox News show.
HOA Fees Can Be Tax Deductible if You’re a Landlord or Freelance at Home
Is HOA tax deductible? Here are the situations where the IRS allows homeowners to deduct homeowners association fees from their tax returns.
Check Out These Free Wedding Planning Apps Before You Walk Down the Aisle
Looking for the best free wedding planning apps? Check out these well-rated selections, including Mint, Trello, and Wedding Planner by The Knot.
One of Chime’s Co-Founders Is a Billionaire
Who owns Chime? Learn more about the fintech company, which has reportedly delayed its IPO from March 2022 to later in the year.
Only Some Cosmetic Surgeries Are Tax Deductible
Is cosmetic surgery tax deductible? What about dental implants or LASIK? Here are the medical expenses that can be claimed as deductions.
Do NFTs Have a Screenshot Issue?
Can you screenshot an NFT legally? See what experts say about the meme-fueled argument that screenshots make non-fungible tokens moot.
Neil Cavuto Health Problems: Fox News Anchor Talks Cancer, COVID-19
Neil Cavuto has dealt with many health problems. Recently, the Fox News anchor discussed his bouts with cancer, multiple sclerosis, and COVID-19.
COVID-19 Is a Federally Declared Disaster—What Does That Mean For Your Taxes?
Is COVID a natural disaster for taxes? See what the IRS and tax experts say about the disaster designation of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger on Crypto: 'It Should Be Banned'
Apparently, Charlie Munger isn't a fan of crypto. He said that cryptocurrency should be banned and compared it to a venereal disease. Why does he not like crypto?
The Average Unemployment Check Can Vary by Hundreds From One State to Another
The average unemployment check in U.S. states and territories can vary by hundreds, from below $200 to above $500. Here's why.
Ready To Put Down Roots? Check Out HUD’s List of Homebuying Programs
Looking for programs that assist with buying a home? Here's more about FHA loans and other U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development resources.
‘The Biggest Loser’ Alum Bob Harper Is Dropping Real Estate on Both Coasts
What’s Bob Harper’s net worth? Read more about the former ‘Biggest Loser’ trainer-turned-host, who recently made big real-estate moves.
Yes, You Can Roll Your 401(k) Into an IRA (and You Might Want To)
Can a 401(k) be rolled into an IRA? Learn what you can do with your retirement savings when you change jobs—and why an IRA might be advantageous.
Viewers Are Still Fixated on Fox News Host Jesse Watters’ Marriage
Jesse Watters’ spouse is Emma DiGiovine, a producer whom the Fox News host dated during his marriage to first wife Noelle Watters. Read more.
Laura Ingraham Poised to Stay on Fox News “For Years to Come,” Despite Controversies
Laura Ingraham’s net worth likely got a big boost when the ‘Ingraham Angle’ host extended her Fox News contract in Dec. 2020. Read more here.
Paris Hilton Is “Not Really Interested in Billions Anymore”
Does Paris Hilton own Hilton stock? See what role Hilton Hotels has played in the reality TV star’s life and what happened to the family business.
Carl Icahn’s Portfolio: What Companies Has the Billionaire Invested In?
What’s in Carl Icahn’s portfolio? Learn more about the legendary financier, the subject of the new HBO documentary ‘Ichan: The Restless Billionaire.’
Laura Ingraham: Does the Controversial 'Fox News' Host Have Children?
Does Laura Ingraham have children? Is she married? Learn more about the controversial host of "The Ingraham Angle" on Fox News and her personal life.
Steve Wozniak's Net Worth Pales in Comparison to Steve Jobs
What’s Steve Wozniak’s net worth? Perhaps lower than you’d expect. Learn more about the Apple legend, who recently co-founded Efforce.
Convicted Con Artist Anna Delvey "Never Had a Fraudulent Intent"
How much did Anna Delvey steal? Learn more about the fake heiress whose story is being retold in the new Netflix limited series "Inventing Anna."
Alex Jones Said He Lost 10,000 Bitcoins, Missed Out on $510 Million
Radio host Alex Jones said that he lost 10,000 Bitcoin when he lost a laptop from Max Keiser. Read more about his crypto and his net worth.
Bret Baier’s New Book About 1876 Actually Starts With Last Year’s Jan. 6 Attacks
What's Bret Baier’s net worth? Learn more about the Fox News anchor and host of "Special Report," and his salary, career, and books.
Watch Out for Scam IRS Texts This Tax Season, a “Prime Period” for Identify Theft
After an increase in fake IRS texts last year, the agency is warning the American public about text scams involving unemployment or stimulus checks.
These Mobile Apps and Games Pay Real Money, Reviewers Say
These cash app games pay real money, according to reviewers. Here's more about Mistplay, Swagbucks, 4Win Blackout Bingo, and other apps with cash rewards.
WallStreetBets’ "Strategy" Is Not Manipulation the SEC Usually Charges, Expert Says
Is WallStreetBets illegal? One year after WallStreetBets users encouraged a GameStop short squeeze, read about the legality of the group’s activity.
Julian Lennon's Net Worth Gets a Bump Thanks to Beatles NFT Auction
What’s Julian Lennon’s net worth? Learn about this musician—son of the late John Lennon—as he puts Beatles paraphernalia up for NFT auction.
