By Noah Belachew
A timeshare is a property that is divided for use by multiple owners. Each owner uses the property for a set period of time. (Usually a week).
Timeshares aren’t an investment. As a result, the financial value of a share goes down after it has been purchased. This is because they're meant to be enjoyed, not sold.
Timeshares are very versatile. You can use a share affiliated with a vacation exchange network to travel the world or gift it to a loved one.
While most timeshares depreciate in value over time, there is one exception: Disney Vacation Club. Many DVC timeshares actually appreciate in value.
This resort oozes style at every corner. From premium accommodations to expert-style elegance, you’ll be sure to have a luxurious stay here.
Located in Hawaii, Aulani is known for its world-class experiences, like its beautiful beach, interactive splash zone, and lots and lots of pools.
While most timeshares don't appreciate in value, there's a lot to love about them. Check out the link below to learn more about buying a timeshare.