If you’re looking into Wesley Financial Group, you’ve probably already noticed something frustrating. They don’t publish their prices.
That’s not unusual in this industry, but it does mean you’re stuck guessing until you sit through a consultation call. So let’s clear some of that up before you do.
What Wesley Financial Group Actually Charges
Wesley Financial Group is one of the largest and most recognized names in timeshare cancellation. They’ve been operating since 2011 and have grown into a large company with hundreds of employees.
Reported fees for their services typically fall between $4,000 and $10,000, though some reports place the range as high as $5,000 to $14,000, depending on your specific case. Other reviewers report costs ranging from $4,000 to upwards of $7,000, depending on your specific situation. Generally, the more complicated your case, the higher the fee. Canceltimesharegeek + 2
Wesley’s public site leads with a free consultation instead of a published rate card, so expect a sales call before you get a real number for your situation. Cancel Timeshare
Why the Price Range Is So Wide
Wesley Financial’s fees vary because your case gets priced individually. A paid-off timeshare with no mortgage costs less to resolve than one with a balance owed. Cases tied to certain resorts or jurisdictions can also take more legal work, which raises the price.
There’s also the size factor. Wesley Financial runs national advertising, employs a large staff, and operates offices in Nashville and Las Vegas. That overhead gets built into what every client pays, regardless of how simple or complex their case turns out to be.
What You Get for That Price
To be fair, Wesley Financial does have real strengths. They’ve helped a large number of clients, and they offer a money-back guarantee if the cancellation isn’t successful.
But it’s worth knowing what you’re not necessarily getting. You’re typically assigned a case manager, not someone who has personally worked inside the timeshare industry selling or managing contracts. And the process itself can take a long time, with some reviews describing timelines stretching from several months to multiple years.
How I Compare
I’ve spent 15 years working directly for timeshare resorts, including Wyndham, Holiday Inn Club Vacations, Westgate, and Royal Resorts, across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. I also worked as a contracts specialist reviewing purchase agreements from the inside. That’s the background I bring to your case, not a sales script.
My fee is $1,500 for a paid-off timeshare, or $2,500 if there’s a balance owed. I ask for 25% down to start. I guarantee cancellation within 90 days for paid off timeshares and 6 months for timeshares with a balance for a settlement, or your money back. And I only take on a select number of clients, reviewing your documents personally before deciding whether I can help.
What to Do Before You Sign With Anyone
Before hiring Wesley Financial Group, or any exit company, ask three questions. Has the person you’d be working with actually worked in the timeshare industry? Is there a guaranteed timeframe in writing? How much do they require upfront?
If you’d like a second opinion on your specific situation before committing thousands of dollars, that’s exactly what my free timeshare review is for.