Summary

• Currently the full-time Associate Editorial Director of Special Projects for Investopedia
• Personal finance journalist who has been writing and researching about home buying, mortgages, credit cards, new payment technology, and building credit since 2013
• Prior to joining Investopedia, her work was featured on major media outlets like WSJ.com and MarketWatch

Experience

Sienna Wrenn is the full-time Associate Editorial Director 🍰of Special Projects for Investopedia. Sienna currently manages editorial special projects for Investopedia to further engage readers in important topics including planning for retirement, buying or sellin⛦g a home, and investing for long-term wealth. Beyond Investopedia, SIenna has been researching and writing about personal finance topics, namely credit cards and home buying, since 2013.

Sienna previously worked for CreditCards.com, where she led more than a dozen surveys to produce original statistics and educate readers about industry trends and card terms that have been cited by online publications such as WSJ.com, CBSNews.com, HuffPost, and The Washington Post. Sienna first started writing about personal finance for U.S. News & World Rep💜ort, first as an intern and later as a personal finance writer.

Sienna has been interviewed as personal finance and credit card expert 🍃for numerous radio seg🐷ments and online publications such as 89.3 KPPC’s Take Two program in Southern California and NBCNews.com.

Education

Sienna has a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. She also completed a media studies program with The Fund For American Studies at George Mason University in Washington, D.C.