The Timeshare Transparency Act mandates timeshare companies to provide clear and detailed information about timeshare agreements.
The Timeshare Transparency Act requires timeshare companies to include specific details in timeshare agreements. These details must include an itemized list of all costs, a specification of fees that may change, options for ending ownership, and a notice of the right to terminate the agreement without penalty within 14 days. The Federal Trade Commission will enforce these requirements, treating violations as unfair or deceptive practices. The Act also preserves states' rights to impose additional consumer protections.
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