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Money & Me: Save for your worst possible day

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Harsh Garg is a busy man. By day, he is vice president of strategy and mergers and acquisitions at Ralliant, a publicly listed industrial technology company headquartered in North Carolina, where he figures out where to invest capital and how to grow the business. In parallel, he is co-founder of Golchi, the travel-bottle start-up that raised more than $400,000 from 5,000 backers on Kickstarter. In his spare time, he’s a strategic mentor at Founder Mode Bootcamp, a 12-week accelerator programme helping youngsters aged 13 to 20 to launch and fund companies. The Delhi-born engineer spent 12 years in the US before relocating to Dubai with his family in December 2024. Today, he earns around Dh2.5 million ($680,000) a year across his corporate salary and a diversified portfolio of US equities , bonds, gold and real estate investments. How did money feature in your childhood? I was born into a middle-class family, so money was always highly valued. My parents instilled a great level of disci

First report: Money & Me: 'Get really good at something and money will be an obvious outcome' — thenationalnews.com, 1d