How to Find Discount Funeral Financing
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Plan ahead. Death shouldn't be a taboo subject. Talk about it with your loved ones. Know what they want and write those wishes down. This will prevent you from overspending because of emotional overload.
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Know your rights. The Federal Trade Commission's "Funeral Rule" is in place to protect you when you're planning a funeral. It requires mortuaries to give you a price list before showing you any products. It also requires funeral homes to offer cost-effective alternatives.
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Shop around for the best prices. The range of prices tends to be very wide and you can get ripped off if you're not careful. Making a few calls will be worthwhile. Remember, the cost of a funeral isn't indicative of how much you cared for the deceased.
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Consider direct cremation. This mean there's no service or viewing. Instead, the body is quickly cremated. This service usually runs under $1,000. Then, hold your own memorial service in a place that was special to the deceased.
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