Investment Advisory Services provided by Boomfish Wealth Group, LLC a Registered Investment Advisor. 12600 Deerfield Parkway, Suite 475, Alpharetta, Georgia, 30004. Barry Spencer and Scott Noble are the creators of The Wealth With No Regrets® Planning process that shows financially successful professionals, executives, business owners, and independent women how to live more confidently by having a
custom tailored financial plan, income plan, tax plan, legacy plan and legal plan. As registered investment advisors of Boomfish Wealth Group, LLC (the company they founded together in 2010, that began coming together years before), we act in the best interests of our clients as fiduciaries for the clients we get the opportunity to serve. We share a common belief that for most individuals, couples, and families with retirement savings of a half-a-million dollars or more, that there is a way to live more financially confident, with greater peace of mind, while also enjoying the financial freedom desired. While someone only retires once, we design custom tailored retirements every day, and then keep those plans on track throughout retirement. Services: Financial Planning, Retirement Income Planning, Investment Planning, Tax Planning, Legacy Planning, Wealth Management, Charitable Giving
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08/22/2026
You've spent years doing the right things — saving, planning, staying disciplined. Retirement should be the payoff: the freedom to actually enjoy what you've built, without lying awake wondering "am I spending too much?" or "will this last?"
Are you living your retirement to the fullest — or still carrying that worry with you? And do you have the right team in place to help you get there?
08/18/2026
If you're the type who plans ahead (and you know you are), here's one more thing to add to the list: "Trump Accounts" for kids.
These new tax-advantaged accounts work more like a mini IRA than a 529 — funds grow tax-deferred (not tax-free), and if you have a child or grandchild born between 1/1/25–12/31/28, you may qualify for a one-time $1,000 contribution. It's not automatic, though — you have to file for it.
Are you getting tax planning as part of your financial plan?
It’s one thing to manage your investments. It’s another to look at the bigger picture—including how taxes could impact the wealth you’ve worked so hard to build.
A comprehensive retirement strategy should consider more than just your portfolio. Tax-efficient income strategies, Roth conversions, charitable giving, Required Minimum Distributions, and legacy planning can all play a role in how much of your money you ultimately get to keep.
The question is: Is tax planning actually part of your plan?
Learn more about how we approach comprehensive wealth planning:
The bond market is making big news. Should you be paying attention?
Long-term Treasury yields have climbed to levels we haven’t seen in nearly two decades. What does that mean for your retirement, your investments, and your financial plan?
We all enjoy seeing our assets climb, but that won't last forever, and a recovery can take a long time. Barry shares his thoughts in his latest Kiplinger article, What if the Next Market Pullback Is Lengthy? A Contingency Plan Is Prudent:
Could a ROTH conversion make sense for your IRA as one way to enjoy a more tax-efficient retirement? Schedule a call with our team to learn more about how an integrated retirement plan that incorporates pro-active tax planning could benefit you: https://calendly.com/kathy-wealthwithnoregrets/15min-phone