

VAC stock pays dividends, and the company buys back shares. Buybacks reduced the count by a modest single-digit figure as of the latest report and are expected to continue through year’s end. Dividends are more robust, yielding approximately 5.8% in mid-February. The payment appears reliable at under 50% of the earnings forecast, and distribution growth is possible, given the history and buybacks. While earnings growth is not expected to be significant in the upcoming years, share count reduction reduces the impact of distributions on cash flow, enabling distribution increases for remaining shares without impairing the outlook.