Timeshares initially sound very appealing. You get to visit a dream location every year, enjoy resort amenities and pay only ...

A caveat: If you borrowed money from the timeshare developer, that loan has to be paid off before you can sell or give away your timeshare. Many novice buyers get talked into 10-year loans with ...

Buyers can cancel a timeshare purchase if they do so within the “recission period,” which varies by state and ranges from three to 15 days. After that, for most owners there's no easy way to ...

Buyers can cancel a timeshare purchase if they do so within the "recission period," which varies by state and ranges from three to 15 days. After that, for most owners there's no easy way to get ...

Learn about timeshares—shared vacation property ownership, how they work, types like fixed, floating, and points systems, and ...

Buyers can cancel a timeshare purchase if they do so within the “recission period,” which varies by state and ranges from three to 15 days. After that, for most owners, there’s no easy way ...

Do buy a timeshare from the resale market instead of directly from the developer – it will save you a fortune. For example, a $20,000 Hilton Grand Vacations timeshare on the resale market is ...

Buyers can cancel a timeshare purchase if they do so within the “recission period,” which varies by state and ranges from three to 15 days. After that, for most owners there’s no easy way to ...

Did you buy that dream timeshare, only to wake up with buyer’s remorse? If you are regretting your purchase, you do have options. First, the bad news. Timeshares are not investments.

Some timeshare buyers know almost instantly that they’ve made a mistake. Other owners struggle for years with loan payments and ever-escalating annual fees before they’re ready to throw in the ...

Buyers can cancel a timeshare purchase if they do so within the “recission period,” which varies by state and ranges from three to 15 days. After that, for most owners there’s no easy way to ...

Some timeshare buyers know almost instantly that they've made a mistake. Other owners struggle for years with loan payments and ever-escalating annual fees before they're ready to throw in the towel.