Most major timeshare developers offer free deed-back programs, making a $6,500 exit-company fee entirely avoidable with one call to the resort. For a retiree on Social Security, $6,500 represents ...

For many Americans, the hardest part of owning a timeshare is not buying it. It is getting rid of it. Rising maintenance fees, financial strain, changing lifestyles and reduced use eventually lead ...

As maintenance fees skyrocket, owners find their investment is nearly impossible to sell or even give away. Here’s how to exit your timeshare without spending a fortune. ByChristopher Elliott, Senior ...

Miami Herald article highlights an important distinction for timeshare owners: attorney involvement does not necessarily mean the attorney represents the consumer. The article, "A Changing Approach to ...