Question on keeping track of banked points

[Tigger2ntinkerbell]

Called MS and asked if there was a way to keep track of my baked points. She stated that it use to be in the back of the magazine(like a calendar),but they no longer have it available. So does anyone have a PDF that I can print out ??. TIA

 

[DizBub]

Called MS and asked if there was a way to keep track of my baked points. She stated that it use to be in the back of the magazine(like a calendar),but they no longer have it available. So does anyone have a PDF that I can print out ??. TIA

I find the Member's Site very useful tracking pretty much everything.

I tried to use the chart they provided but quickly got confused by it.
That would require me to actually keep track and update accordingly. Member's Site does all the work for me.

 

[Tigger2ntinkerbell]

Thank you . I went onlineand tried to get my DH to understand it , but he gets this very odd look on his face like I'm talking an unknown language

 

[Chuck S]

I just use a simple spreadsheet to track my point usage, it works pretty good if you have one resort and one use year.

 

[BirdsOfPreyDave]

As previous posters have stated, the member web site gives you a good snapshot of what points you have. Your banking period is the first 8 months of your use year. So, for example, if you have an August use year, you can bank during the period August 1st - March 31st. Set up a recurring annual reminder in your Outlook calendar for March 15th to "Check for DVC points that need to be banked." I've also included a link to the DVC member web site in my reminder so I can just click on it when it pops up. This will hopefully prevent me from ever forgetting to bank unused points (not that we typically have any).

 

[disneynutz]

Called MS and asked if there was a way to keep track of my baked points. She stated that it use to be in the back of the magazine(like a calendar),but they no longer have it available. So does anyone have a PDF that I can print out ??. TIA

I use a program written by CASKBILL.

http://web.nalu.net/~wneth/dvcplanner.htm

Bill