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Portfolio hybrid questions

mjm1

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As a hybrid owner, do you see and book inventory for both HRC and HPP 12 months out even if you elect your week (or all of them)?

And if so, what is the priority of which points are spent first? I would guess HPP points are Jan1 and it uses whatever is oldest ...
I am not sure as I only know what we’ve been told by sales staff and what I’ve read.
Can you still convert your legacy week(s) into CUP points or only into HPP points?
Yes, as a hybrid owner you can continue to use your legacy ownership the way you always have. It’s only when you elect to put it into the HPP that it changes.
 
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Seeing a few listings for Sedona and if something comes up that fits my preference, I may just jump on it. Found an even year option that gives you 2k pts if you convert the week (the week wasn't my preference) but the cost of this vs what I signed on the line for is a staggering difference. And honestly, every other year at this point wouldnt be too bad. Next year I'm planning on doing Peru and Bolivia, and Hyatt probably won't get me there.
 

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Seeing a few listings for Sedona and if something comes up that fits my preference, I may just jump on it. Found an even year option that gives you 2k pts if you convert the week (the week wasn't my preference) but the cost of this vs what I signed on the line for is a staggering difference. And honestly, every other year at this point wouldnt be too bad. Next year I'm planning on doing Peru and Bolivia, and Hyatt probably won't get me there.
One down side of an EOY unit is that you have to pay the club dues every year. Not a big deal, but it does add to your cost to maintain.
 
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One down side of an EOY unit is that you have to pay the club dues every year. Not a big deal, but it does add to your cost to maintain.
Interesting. I thought you would just pay those every other year. Looked like the MF for annual or EOY were roughly the same.
 

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Managing EOY points is also more difficult.
 
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