Excellent. Yes same name same account.As long as you still have an ownership in your account (and it is in the same account), then you won't lose the banked StarOptions. I have done this a couple times. The banked StarOptions are yours and can't be reversed or transferred.
You could run in to a problem if your SVV account has different names than your HRA account and you use different logins. But if you have the same login, then no issues.
ey would have to wait until 2022 unless you made a reservation for them and added their name. Technically the MF for EOY are paid 50% each year in the year before and the year of usage. However, trying to sell a first use of 2022 in 2020 may be hard.Would banking the SOs adversely impact the buyer's use of the contract? Meaning, for example, if you sold an EOYE contract in January 2020 but first banked the 2020 allotment, would the buyer still be able to use the contract (i.e. make a reservation) in 2020, or would they have to wait until 2022? (Suppose that this example is for a voluntary resort where the SOs wouldn't convey with the contract anyway.)
Thanks, that makes sense and I thought that would be the case.ey would have to wait until 2022 unless you made a reservation for them and added their name. Technically the MF for EOY are paid 50% each year in the year before and the year of usage. However, trying to sell a first use of 2022 in 2020 may be hard.
I am glad you were able to resolve this.Hi update. After the third person I got a really nice resolutions representative who helped me out. She waived the restrictions on banking my star options and I paid a cancellation fee because I was less than 60 days. I was very happy and very Blessed!