Vacation Ownership Financing Revenue measures interest income and transaction-based financing fees generated from consumer vacation ownership financing.
Marriott Vacations Worldwide reported $360 million of financing revenue in 2025.
Financing revenue was about 11.9% of gross originated notes as a scale check
Gross originated vacation ownership notes receivable were $3.030 billion before reserves.
Dividing $360 million by $3.030 billion gives approximately 11.9%.
The ratio is not a portfolio yield
Financing revenue is earned over average balances and can include fees, while $3.030 billion is an ending gross receivable stock.
Use Vacation Ownership Originated Notes Receivable to preserve the stock-versus-flow distinction.
Financing revenue is separate from vacation ownership sales revenue
The $360 million reflects monetization of customer financing rather than the sale of vacation ownership interests themselves.
Credit quality and funding costs matter alongside revenue growth.
Primary source: Marriott Vacations Worldwide 2025 Form 10-K.
Part of the Vacation Ownership Economics
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