It is possible to reduce funeral expenses. Not everyone plans ahead for their own burials. When they do, these people are often surprised by the cost of funerals. If they do not plan ahead, their loved ones can be left with sticker shock and a hefty bill. According to a recent Kiplinger article titled “Six Ways […]
An irrevocable funeral trust can help in paying for memorials and burials. People set aside money for a lot of things. Many save for tangible items like a car or a home. Others set aside funds for events or experiences like weddings, vacations, or education. According to a recent Yahoo Finance article titled “Pros and Cons […]
It is possible to pre-arrange a funeral. People have the capacity to plan and prepare for the future. Sometimes doing so is exciting. For example, most of us like to prepare for vacations or celebrations. At other times, planning is more mundane, like when creating a to-do list for work. According to a recent Yahoo […]
Paying for a funeral can be a costly expense. Dying is not cheap in America. Families are often left with a significant bill for the costs of burial. The National Funeral Directors Association lists the median cost of burial as $7,848. The average cost of cremation and a funeral is $6,970. Often, these expenses are […]
Selecting a funeral plan in advance can save money. Dying is not cheap. Unfortunately, many people do not consider the costs associated with burying a body. This means their loved ones are left to make these decisions after they are gone. These arrangements must then be made in a short period of time. According to […]
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