I know what you mean, but if you look further down the page on the link I suppied, it suggests that there is a growth of 6% in the last year. Are you saying that these are figures that are manipulated to look like they can meet the 'average' figure supplied by the FSA?
Andy
In message , Andy Fell writes
Yes. They have taken a discreet period between two second quarters that just happens to have matched the required criteria. I think you should be looking at the annualised compound return from the upper part of the page.
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