By Brian Rezny, President of Rezny Wealth Management – A Fee-Only Fiduciary Money Manager At Rezny Wealth Management, we prioritize sound, strategic investing that builds lasting wealth through assets with real, tangible value. That's why we don't invest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. In our view, it's pure speculation—essentially buying nothing with no intrinsic value. While blockchain technology holds promise as a tool for global efficiency over decades, Bitcoin and its

By Brian Rezny, President of Rezny Wealth Management – A Fee-Only Fiduciary Money Manager In the world of big tech, Amazon (AMZN) stands out as a powerhouse that's often overlooked amid the hype around AI giants. But with stellar Q3 2025 results, Amazon is proving it's primed for massive growth. This short overview explores why AMZN might be the most undervalued stock in the Magnificent Seven (AAPL, AMZN, GOOG, META, MSFT, NVDA, TSLA), trading at attractive multiples while le

By Brian Rezny, President of Rezny Wealth Management – A Fee-Only Fiduciary Money Manager As investors, we're often told that being debt-free is the ultimate goal. But what if holding onto low-cost debt could actually build more wealth over time? In this article, we'll explore why rushing to pay off debts like a low-interest mortgage might not be the smartest strategy, especially if you can invest that money for higher returns. We'll use simple comparisons, including a 30-yea

As president of Rezny Wealth Management, a fee-only fiduciary firm in Fort Myers, FL, Brian Rezny has long criticized structured products and the product-pushing model of non-fiduciary advisors, emphasizing that true advice means avoiding sales-driven conflicts to deliver adaptive, risk-controlled strategies. His firm charges flat fees and puts clients first—no commissions from tricky investments. Structured products, like notes tied to stocks or indexes, epitomize industry f

NASCAR Champion Kyle Busch Sues Pacific Life Over $8.6 Million Losses Tied to IUL PolicyIntroduction In a stark illustration of how investors can be misled by financial advisors peddling complex insurance products as foolproof investments, two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch and his wife, Samantha Busch, have filed a lawsuit against Pacific Life Insurance Company, alleging they suffered devastating losses exceeding $8.5 million from misrepresented Indexed Universal