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The world’s biggest exchange-traded fund is losing cash at a faster pace than any of its peers as investors seek lower fees amid a wave of cost cutting.

ETFs that track markets abroad are seen as providing the best protection against the fallout from Britain’s break up with the European Union.

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-Reuters

-Bloomberg

Senior housing operators have experienced significant losses this year due to COVID-19 as well as the corresponding recession. Operating expenses have also risen, as precautions must be taken to protect this real estate sector's vulnerable residents. However, there is a light at the end of this tunnel of undetermined length, and that light is the rising population of individuals over 75 years old. Cap rates may also rise as development subsides, which will benefit existing senior housing. REITs that use the senior housing operating portfolio structure have been hit the hardest, while those that use triple net leases have done the best.

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