csalter2
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I would like some assistance in trying to figure out how to determine when has broken even on had on their timeshare purchase. What strategies do you utilize to determine that you have saved money and it has been worth your purchase?
Can one look at equivalent accommodations and and start looking at those savings over maintenance fees and add that to the recouping of the original purchase?
Do people also include money saved on eating because of the kitchen? Or what about each time you use a two bedroom you would have had to have because of your children but because you have a timeshare with two bedrooms you have saved on that extra expense of another hotel room.
I just wonder how do people look at that initial payout and subsequent maintenance fees to determine they have broken even and/or have gotten ahead. How is it that we should determine that our timeshare has been a good purchase and it’s saving us money.
Can one look at equivalent accommodations and and start looking at those savings over maintenance fees and add that to the recouping of the original purchase?
Do people also include money saved on eating because of the kitchen? Or what about each time you use a two bedroom you would have had to have because of your children but because you have a timeshare with two bedrooms you have saved on that extra expense of another hotel room.
I just wonder how do people look at that initial payout and subsequent maintenance fees to determine they have broken even and/or have gotten ahead. How is it that we should determine that our timeshare has been a good purchase and it’s saving us money.
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