Topic: timeshare

According to timeshare companies like Marriott Vacation Club and Wyndham, the cost of owning a timeshare is invaluable. The quality family time, memories, and vacation destinations you get to experience make the purchase seem like a worthwhile investment.    ...

    You fell for it. You went to a timeshare sales pitch, listened to the sleazy salesperson, handed over your credit card, and bought into a timeshare you wish you’d never agreed to. Now that you’ve invested a huge amount of money and time into taking trips to your unit, you’ve decided that timeshare ownership is not for you. ...

No matter what global or economic problems the world has, one constant is that people with timeshares and members of vacation clubs are unhappy with their timeshare purchases. Far from the carefree “vacation ownership” advertised at many sales presentations, timeshares are more often constant financial burdens. Maintenance fees alone can easily run over $1,000 per year. Of course, you probably didn’t know all this before you signed the purchase agreement. Now, the question is how to get r...

It’s no secret that timeshare owners are often unhappy with their purchases. Perhaps you signed a contract on a new unit over the weekend, and now you have buyer’s remorse. Or maybe you’re a year into your mortgage payments and maintenance fees, and you realize you can’t afford your unit. Maybe a lost job or an economic downturn changed your financial priorities. However and whenever it happens, you need a Timeshare exit strategy. There are many different methods for getting out of a time...

It’s no secret that timeshare owners are often unhappy with their purchases. Perhaps you signed a contract on a new unit over the weekend, and now you have buyer’s remorse. Or maybe you’re a year into your mortgage payments and maintenance fees, and you realize you can’t afford your unit. Maybe a lost job or an economic downturn changed your financial priorities. However and whenever it happens, you need a timeshare exit strategy. There are many different methods for getting out of a timeshar...