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The 26.5% figure was just on the Bell Direct research page for the share and I was using it as a rough figure but couldn't figure out how they came to it thus the confusion. As someone said, looks to be a cherry picked number from 2013 to encourage unsuspecting punters to make a trade.

These numbers I'm getting are off of the company's profile through my stock broker (Bell Direct) but they seem to add up with some quick math.

Apologies, I was looking at some different numbers. However VHY is currently showing a current shareholder return of 26.5% over the year. The dividend yield after tax is a bit under 4% and the share price is roughly what it was this time last year so where does the 26.5% shareholder return...

The guys who are in with Vanguard, what sort of returns are you getting? Looking at their website, they advertise very nice looking growth but when you look at the dividends they're paying it's only in the realm of 1-2% gross yield. And the price per unit moves sideways so where does the...