dismedvc
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Oct 10, 2008
I know this is not a perfect analogy, however, bear with me.
If you wanted to take a vacation that would take two years of your earnings, there are two ways you could fund it.
However, in the case of DVC those of use who prudently chose option 1 will likely lose last year's earnings (points) that we banked, while those that chose the less prudent option 2 will have their loan (borrowing) forgiven.
That does not seem right.
Again, I know this is somewhat of an apple to oranges comparison, so please do not reply just to tell me that. However, I would like to hear what other member think of this post.
If you wanted to take a vacation that would take two years of your earnings, there are two ways you could fund it.
- Save last years earnings and deposit those earnings in a bank. Then this year withdraw those banked earnings and combine those with this year’s earnings and pay for your vacation without going into debt.
- Use this year’s earnings and take out a loan against next year’s earnings to pay for your vacation.
However, in the case of DVC those of use who prudently chose option 1 will likely lose last year's earnings (points) that we banked, while those that chose the less prudent option 2 will have their loan (borrowing) forgiven.
That does not seem right.
Again, I know this is somewhat of an apple to oranges comparison, so please do not reply just to tell me that. However, I would like to hear what other member think of this post.