Point UY and Banking

[Lumee23]

I am a new member so I was hoping to get some clarity since I am still wrapping my head around the timelines for use year. At the 11 month window we banked our 125 2021 Sep UY points into 2022 and then borrowed some from 2023 in order to book a reservation in Sep 2022 at our home resort. Our plans changed and we now have 36 points leftover which appear to be in the 2022 UY. It was my understanding that since these points do not exceed our annual allotment they will therefore be bankable into 2023 UY. Is that correct? I am assuming I cannot bank them yet though because we are still in our 2021 UY? I included a pic of my dashboard for clarity.

 

[Marionnette]

I am a new member so I was hoping to get some clarity since I am still wrapping my head around the timelines for use year. At the 11 month window we banked our 125 2021 Sep UY points into 2022 and then borrowed some from 2023 in order to book a reservation in Sep 2022 at our home resort. Our plans changed and we now have 36 points leftover which appear to be in the 2022 UY. It was my understanding that since these points do not exceed our annual allotment they will therefore be bankable into 2023 UY. Is that correct? I am assuming I cannot bank them yet though because we are still in our 2021 UY? I included a pic of my dashboard for clarity.

Correct. You cannot bank points until you are within your UY. Those 36 points should be from your 2022 UY and if so, you will be able to bank them. I say "should" because strange things can happen where for some reason current points are taken before banked or borrowed points.

 

[Wedgeout]

If my math is correct from your post, your booking appears to have used 248 points. Banked and borrowed points would be used first finishing up with the 2022 UY points, leaving those 36 for next banking window starting this September.

 

[Lumee23]

Great thank you both! Initially I was worried because I couldn't bank them but then as I was typing out my question I realized we were still in the 2021 use year even though it was 2022. Most times I understand it but every now and then I get really confused.

Everyone in this group is so helpful. Ty again for the help!