AvidDisReader
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Not trying to be rude, but there is no risk in leaving DVC points as a legacy to heirs. Unlike other Time Shares, DVC has value and the heirs could just sell them--and for a nice piece of change. My wife and I have already had discussion with our three adult children regarding this fact. So if no one wants them/the financial burden, they are all aware that there is a secondary market and the points can be sold.What I was trying to share, more as a point to consider, is that, for younger families who are frequently struggling to make mortgage payments on first homes, etc., leaving a legacy with a high MF (ie a contract for 200 points vs 100 points) means they may feel they need to sell it off to lower monthly/annual expenses - defeating entirely the point of buying it as a legacy. EVERY family is different, I was just sharing how more is not "always" better in a Legacy situation.