Anthony Acri
RSSA — Retirement Services Support Associate

In April 2016, I made a career change into the insurance and financial services industry. I started as a captive agency owner and quickly realized that one company doesn't have the best options for everyone, so I made the decision to become an independent agent.
From my prior career in engineering, I brought a specific mindset to this work: identify the problem, understand it fully, then focus on the solution. My goal is to make sure every client understands what coverage they should have, why they should have it, and how much of it they actually need. If you have a question, you get an answer — not a voicemail.
The RSSA designation — Retirement Services Support Associate — reflects my focus on the retirement planning side of insurance. It's directly relevant to the Medicare and life insurance conversations I have with clients approaching or in retirement. Understanding how coverage decisions interact with retirement income, estate planning, and healthcare costs in later years makes those conversations more useful, not just more credentialed.
When I'm not working, look for me outside regardless of the season. I enjoy biking, boating, fishing, kayaking, and hunting — and if I had to pick one, it's probably boating. Doesn't matter if I'm anchored on a local lake or running on big water to fish.
I'm the proud owner of a 17-foot boat I built with my father, a 1969 John Allmand 25, and am currently rebuilding a 1974 Formula 233 hardtop. My wife of 35-plus years and our grand fur baby, Paris — a Staffordshire Terrier — are usually out there with me.


