Calculate your true 10-year timeshare obligation
Maintenance fees compounding at 8–12% a year are not a vacation cost — they are an uncapped bill. Permanent legal cancellation. Zero hidden fees to start.
The Uncapped Bill
10-year projection
Compounded at 10% per year — typical industry increases run 8–12% annually.
Keep paying 10 years
$42,075
Year 10 fee alone: $5,659
Permanent cancellation
Stop the bill
One-time legal exit. No hidden fees to start.
- Year 1$2,400
- Year 2$2,640
- Year 4$3,194
- Year 6$3,865
- Year 8$4,677
- Year 10$5,659
- Special assessments$3,825
- 10-year total$42,075
Our survey will determine if your timeshare is eligible to begin the cancellation process immediately.
Zero hidden fees
Free assessment. No surprise start-up charges.
10-year math
See compound fees before you decide.
60-second review
Fast eligibility check, then a scheduling path.
Legal & permanent
Structured cancellation — not a deed dump.
Why the bill never stops
Fixed-income and retiree owners feel this first: the contract outlives the vacation.
8–12% annual compounding
A $2,400 fee today is not $24,000 over 10 years. At 10% increases it becomes a five-figure obligation — before assessments.
Predatory special assessments
Resorts can levy extra charges for repairs and renovations. Those invoices sit on top of the uncapped maintenance schedule.
Owners who ran the numbers
The arithmetic is what moved them from delay to a scheduled consultation.
"I thought $2,100 a year was manageable. Ten years at their increase rate was over $37,000. That is when we booked the call."
— Helen R.
Arizona
"On a fixed income the assessments were the last straw. The 10-year total made the decision obvious."
— Frank & Diane M.
Ohio
"No hidden fees to start, and they showed the math before the pitch. We scheduled the same afternoon."
— Carlos V.
Texas
Permanent cancellation. Zero hidden fees.
Take the 60-second assessment. If you qualify, you can schedule a consultation — the metric that matters is getting off the compounding bill.
CALCULATOR DISCLOSURE: Projections use a 10% annual increase (within the commonly cited 8–12% range) and optional 10% special-assessment load. Actual resort increases vary. Results are estimates for education only and are not financial advice.
CONSUMER NOTICE: Meridian Exit Group is a consumer advocacy and consulting firm — not a law firm. Communication does not constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Contact your developer first; some offer hardship or deed-back programs.