Original Message:
Re: My timeshare resort is demanding an additional £215 per week owned to contribute to their serious financial position (by R P.):
1. If you stop paying your maintenance fees then the resort can come after you for non-payment and that can ruin your credit score.
2. You say you are retired then perhaps you don't care about your credit score if you're not planning to purchase anything in the future involving credit .... you could just stop paying the fees.
3. This is a major problem with ALL resorts in this economy and I don't like to give advice to anyone to stop paying their maintenance fees as the responsibility then falls on other owners, but if the rise places a hardship on you then you may not have any other choice. It just depends on how much you value your ownership and how detrimental the fees will affect you.