Harp Sandhu’s interview with The Globe and Mail on the lifelong lessons behind his disciplined approach
Sometimes the most powerful investment lessons come from early mistakes.
In this Globe Advisor feature, Harp recalls buying a speculative stock in his mid‑20s using about $20,000 from his RRSP and losing it all during the dot‑com crash. That experience reinforced his belief that the stock market isn’t a place for gambling, but for disciplined, long‑term planning. He also shares how his upbringing in Campbell River, from paper routes in grade school to physically demanding shifts at a local sawmill, shaped his appreciation for hard work and financial prudence. These early life lessons, combined with a career spanning major financial institutions before founding Sandhu Wealth, continue to guide his steady, client‑focused philosophy today.
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