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The best of the web on money, markets and all things financial, as chosen daily by Globe and Mail personal finance columnist Rob Carrick.
This is the world's worst career advice
It's "follow your passion," a phrase we too often foist on young people planning what career to pursue. Click here for a better way to map out a career.
Now check out this millennial blogger's skeptical take on the idea of "pursing your passion."
Are fitness trackers worth it?
These electronic devices are hot sellers, but some doctors aren't impressed with the value of the data being collected.
Low interest rates aren't going anywhere
An economist explains his view that rates will stay low for the rest of the decade.
China and the real estate market
The New York Times documents how Chinese investors are increasingly a factor in the U.S. real estate market, and we're not talking about Manhattan here. Increasingly, they're moving into the middle of the country. The article mentions how Vancouver is already a favored location for Chinese buyers.
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