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[$$] When REITs Leave, Financial-Sector Funds Could Lose Some Yield

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Start date Aug 21, 2016

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Aug 21, 2016

[$$] When REITs Leave, Financial-Sector Funds Could Lose Some Yield

[at The Wall Street Journal] - Yield-hungry investors could be in for a surprise next month when certain financial-sector funds cut much of their stakes in dividend-heavy real-estate investment trusts.

When REITs Leave, Financial-Sector Funds Could Lose Some Yield - WSJ

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