Sienna Kossman Wrenn

Austin

Senior Special Projects Editor at Investopedia

Special Projects Editor for @thebalance & @investopedia. She/Her. @uwoshkosh & @TFASorg ‘13 alumna. Passionate about finance education & french-pressed coffee.

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Articles

Unveiling the True Cost of Living in Top Cities

Dec 19, 2024 | investopedia.com | Sienna Kossman Wrenn |Mia Davis

Is warmer weather and affordable living something you desire in retirement? If so, the southern U.S. may be the place for you.
What's Your Investing Strategy?

Jan 25, 2024 | investopedia.com | Sienna Kossman Wrenn

There is no one-size-fits-all way to invest. However, there are some key indicators that one strategy may suit you better than another, depending on your feelings around risk tolerance, and your particular financial goals, level of knowledge, and time horizon. If you're new to investing or simply revising your strategy, this quiz may give you a place to start. What Is An Investment Strategy?
Investopedia Unveils Its '10 Rules of Investing' In New Magazine

Dec 15, 2023 | investopedia.com | Sienna Kossman Wrenn

Investopedia's latest special edition print magazine outlines 10 core investing principles to help build and maintain a portfolio that can ride market waves, grow wealth, and navigate losses. The new, 96-page magazine hit newsstands, Amazon, and Magazines.com on Dec. 15, and can be a useful resource whether you're just starting your investing journey, or are looking for a refresher.
Investopedia's New Retirement Guide Magazine Will Help You Plan Where & How To Retire

Oct 27, 2023 | investopedia.com | Sienna Kossman Wrenn

Investopedia's updated Retirement Guide-a special edition print magazine-explores where to retire, the latest wealth-building strategies for every age, and how to make savings last as consumers are living and working longer. The 96-page magazine hit newsstands, Amazon, and Magazines.com on Oct. 27 and covers key topics such as how much money you'll need to retire, when to take Social Security benefits, and tips for reducing tax burdens.