Jeffrey Raikes Pre-needs Funeral Insurance

04/08/2018

Notify Immediately: The doctor, Funeral director and cemetery, All relatives, Financial advisers, All Friends, Employer of deceased, Organizations, Financial advisers.

04/08/2018

Cemetery Arrangements: The space ( lot, niche, mausoleum) Vault to protect the casket,Opening and closing, Marker, Inscription on marker, Graveside services, Clergy at graveside, Shipping for burial elsewhere, Transportation, Cremation with earth burial, Niche, Scattering/where, Urn.
These are arrangements that must be made and paid for at the cemetery. Now i am sure you have some of this taken care off, right? Please check what you have taken care of.

04/07/2018

Immediate Decisions Made At The Funeral Home: Select a funeral home, Meet with the funeral director, Provide info for the death certificate, What services and where, Who needs to be called, Who will be the speaker,Flowers, Music, Clothing, Cosmetizing and hair, Clergy, family and friends, Memorial Items; video tribute, Provide obituary, Number of death certificates, Pallbearers, Choose a casket.
These are some of the funeral arrangements that must be made. I'm sure you have most of this taken care of and on file, right? If so, check the items that are completed and detailed for your loved ones.

04/06/2018

68 Things That Must Be Done, stay tuned

04/05/2018

At-Need Funeral arrangements are made at the time of death, usually by surviving family members or by a trusted friend on behalf of the deceased. Making funeral plans at the time of death are particularly difficult because the time frame is short and emotions are high as survivors are dealing with their grief. Not only is there much planning to do, there are also imminent financial concerns. Payment for funeral services is due at the time of the funeral which can be quite expensive, a considerable hardship for most families.

04/04/2018

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Painting - Lake George, 1869 Artist - John Frederick Kensett (1816--1872)

04/04/2018

No one likes to think about death, let alone plan for it. In many families, discussing ones mortality is an extremely uncomfortable topic. But it is a topic that should be discussed and planned for well in advance of your own death.

04/03/2018

Top 5 Reasons to Preplan Your Funeral: You want to ease the burden on your family, You want to Assume the financial responsibility for your family, You want your family to have the benefit of a meaningful funeral, You want your final wishes to be followed, You want to be self-reliant and have your affairs in order at the end of your life.
Find out if this makes sense for you, and learn how to conveniently plan your funeral with Your Complimentary Personal Planning Guide.