Your Timeshare Maintenance Fee Liabilities

What will your maintenance fees be?

For many of the timeshare owners we help, rising maintenance fees are one of the reasons they begin looking for a way out of their contract.

When a timeshare was first purchased — often 10, 15, or 20 years ago — annual fees may have appeared relatively modest. However, over time, many owners experience regular year-on-year increases, commonly in the region of 5–10%, depending on the resort or management company.

While these increases may seem manageable in the short term, their long-term impact can be substantial.

As an illustration, let’s assume annual maintenance fees were billed £1000 for 2026, increasing at an average rate of 6% per year.

• In 2016, the same fees would have been approximately £558 per year
• In 2006, they would have been around £312 per year

Looking ahead, if fees continue to rise at the same rate, the future financial commitment can be substantial.

Projected maintenance fee liability

Based on a 6% annual increase:

• 2026 fee: £1000
• 2026–2036: £13,181
• 2026–2046: £36,786
• 2026–2056: £79,058
• 2026–2066: £154,762

These figures demonstrate how long-term contracts can result in significant ongoing financial obligations unless steps are taken to address them.

If you are concerned about the rising cost of your timeshare and would like to understand whether there may be a way to bring those commitments to an end, you can complete the short enquiry form for a confidential review. Alternatively, you can speak directly with one of our expert advisors on 0203 9969 724.