Dana Anspach

Since 2008, Dana Anspach has been a featured writer for About.com. She writes as their Guide to MoneyOver55 and is responsible for all the content on the About.com MoneyOver55 site. (See www.moneyover55.about.com). She also serves as the Chair of the Practitioner Peer Review Committee for the Retirement Management Journal, a publication issued by the Retirement Income Industry Association. Anspach has been practicing as a financial advisor since 1995, and founded Sensible Money, LLC, in 2011....See more

Since 2008, Dana Anspach has been a featured writer for About.com. She writes as their Guide to MoneyOver55 and is responsible for all the content on the About.com MoneyOver55 site. (See www.moneyover55.about.com). She also serves as the Chair of the Practitioner Peer Review Committee for the Retirement Management Journal, a publication issued by the Retirement Income Industry Association. Anspach has been practicing as a financial advisor since 1995, and founded Sensible Money, LLC, in 2011. Sensible Money is a registered investment advisory firm in Scottsdale, Arizona, with a developed specialty in the area of retirement income planning. She is a Certified Financial Planner, Retirement Management Analyst, a Kolbe Certified Consultant, and a member of NAPFA (National Association Of Personal Financial Advisors), FPA (Financial Planning Association), and RIIA (Retirement Income Industry Association). As an expert in her field, she has spoken for numerous organizations, associations, and conferences on the topic of retirement planning and investing for income and interacts regularly with readers and clients on these topics. Anspach believes the retirement income planning process is not static; it is alive with choices and variables. To make the best decisions, consumers need a way to understand the interactions of the choices they make and the corresponding impact on their future. To trust the information they see, they need an independent voice that provides information free of the influence of politics, financial products, or media articles that are advertising in disguise. As her clients can tell you, Dana Anspach is that independent voice. See less