The Hidden Holiday Burden
December should be about family, holidays, and planning for a fresh start.
But for millions of timeshare owners, the end of the year brings something else: the biggest financial squeeze of the year.
Here’s why December is so dangerous:
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Maintenance fees hit right after the holidays. While most families are recovering from holiday spending, timeshare companies drop their annual bill — often $1,200–$2,500 or more.
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Special assessments arrive without warning. Many resorts sneak in “unexpected” charges at the end of the year — repairs, upgrades, or new construction you didn’t agree to.
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Budgets are already stretched. Inflation, gifts, travel, and rising everyday costs leave little room for surprise bills. The timeshare demand can be the last straw.
Why Paying Feels Worse Than Ever
Timeshare fees don’t just cost money — they take away your choices.
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That money could go to holiday travel with your kids instead of to a resort you don’t visit.
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It could pay down debt, or boost your savings for 2026.
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Instead, it disappears into an endless contract with no return.
And the worst part? Next year’s bill will likely be even higher.
End the Cycle Before 2026 Begins
The truth is simple: if your timeshare fees feel heavy now, they’ll only get heavier. Resorts rarely lower costs. Owners almost never escape by resale. And waiting only adds more bills and more stress.
At Liberty, we help owners resolve their timeshares so they can step into the new year with peace of mind — not another payment due.
Imagine starting 2026 without the weight of fees, assessments, and contracts you never wanted in the first place.
That’s possible — if you take action now.
