As maintenance fees skyrocket, owners find their investment is nearly impossible to sell or even give away. Here’s how to ...

Dear Liz: We want to get rid of our timeshare after having it for more than 20 years. We gave the exit company $5,000 to help us, but all they did was tell us what to do, and it was going to cost more ...

You always dreaded this time, but now that it’s here, you can’t back-out. You are close to getting broke, and these timeshare companies won’t stop asking for their fancy money. Little do you know, ...

“It seemed like a good idea at the time.” That’s what so many of the 10 million timeshare owners in the US said when they signed up. But times have changed — especially during 2020 — and so has the ...

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Ron and Laura Music weren’t even looking to get out of their timeshares. That’s right: More than one. “The one I love, it’s in Cocoa Beach, and the other one you can go anywhere from January to ...

Dear Liz: We have owned a timeshare since 2007. It’s paid in full. We are not using it anymore and would like to stop paying the annual maintenance fees. Help! Selling or giving it away is not easy.

Carla Adams says her mother had developed breast cancer, couldn’t travel, and wanted out of her timeshare. Adams says her parents tried, but didn’t get very far. “Then Dad started declining in health ...

If you have been kicking yourself and considering a name change to “sucker” for buying a timeshare while on vacation at that nice resort — but you can never actually book a hotel stay — then today’s ...

Timeshare owners ready to move on and sell timeshare properties will need to learn how to sell a timeshare. You may have already made all the memories you want in that timeshare because your children ...

A. Timeshares can be hard to get rid of, and it’s not uncommon for the heirs of a timeshare owner to not want to take on the liability. As a general rule, unless it is in an attempt to defraud ...