The Orchard Practice buys Wallis Wealth

An ‘exciting step forward’ for the business

Jen Frost
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Borehamwood-headquartered The Orchard Practice has bought financial planning business Wallis Wealth.

The acquisition follows the death of Wallis Wealth founder and director Ben Gascoyne in 2025. The Orchard Practice is said to have worked closely with Rebecca Gascoyne and staff at Wallis Wealth throughout the transition process. "Following Ben's passing, it was incredibly important to find a business that shared the same values, integrity, and commitment to clients that Wallis Wealth was built upon," Rebecca Gascoyne said. "I am very pleased that The Orchard Practice will continue Ben's legacy by supporting our clients with the same personal approach and expertise." The Orchard Pr...

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