DVC POINTS EXPIRATION DATES

All dvc points have a start date and an expiration date (such date being the last day the points may be used before they are worthless in the dvc system. In all cases, points are worth more when they have more months left for use. Compute expirations using the following easy examples:

The current month is MARCH.
Your points are JUNE points, and can be used until MAY 31st
Your points can no longer be banked.
These are considered two months until expiration.
apr,may: 2

The current month is MARCH.
Your points are OCTOBER points, and can be used until the end of SEP
Your points can no longer be banked.
These are considered six months until expiration.
apr,may,jun,july,aug,sep: 6

The current month is MARCH.
Your points can be banked.
All bankable points have over a year until expiration, so these are defined as
12 months or over.
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