In Alpharetta, Georgia, snow is a rarity. Many of our children have never experienced a true, powdery white snowfall with any real accumulation. That’s about to change on Dec. 7…
Read MoreThis group of retirees includes those with a limited income and others with a significant amount of wealth. What do they have in common? They are making an impact on…
Read MoreThanksgiving is nearly here in Alpharetta, Georgia. For those of us that aren’t the best cooks, the holiday can be a bit unnerving. The thought of preparing a huge, gourmet…
Read MoreAs it turns out, life and retirement’s biggest questions aren’t about money. They’re about how to stay happy and avoid regrets. A recent article in MarketWatch reports, “According to two…
Read MoreLooking for original music, a fun environment, and a beautiful setting? Look no further than Alpharetta on Nov. 9 as the Wire & Wood Songwriters Festival kicks off. This is…
Read MoreFor those with wealth, leaving a lasting legacy for the people and causes they care about is deeply important. How to go about leaving this legacy is different for every…
Read MoreHuguette Clark, daughter and heiress of copper mining magnate William A. Clark, wasted more than $300,000 yearly on homes and property that she didn’t live in for the final twenty…
Read MoreIf you can’t make it out to Atlanta to get a taste of food truck heaven, you can stay in your own backyard! The Alpharetta Food Truck Alley takes place…
Read MoreFoodies and those who like their meals on the go will love Atlanta’s newest culinary offering: the Food Truck Park & Event Center. The Atlanta Food Truck Park & Event…
Read MoreAt Boomfish Wealth Group, we work with affluent families to avoid the deeply troubling regrets that often come with having wealth. Wealthy individuals and families often have the desire to…
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