
- March31 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 6
Prepay Grim Expenses
Benefits and drawbacks abound whenyou weigh the decision of prepayingfuneral expenses. An obvious positive issaving money and lifting a heavy financialburden from your loved ones. Funeralcosts often reach $15,000. However,when you prepay, you force yourselfinto a contract that defines how andwhere you will be buried. In addition, ifyou happen to die while traveling overseasor retire to another state, yourloved ones could be responsible foradditional costs. If you do want to prepay,make sure you receive a detailedlist of services and costs and try to havethe option of altering the contract afterit's signed. Let someone you trust knowthat you have prepaid and forwardthem a copy of your documents. Foradditional information on prepayment,check out the National Funeral DirectorsAssociation's Preneed Bill of Rightson its Web site (www.nfda.org).
Articles in this issue
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Consider the Tax Aftermath of Inheritanceover 17 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPover 17 years ago
Should You Have Malpractice Coverage?over 17 years ago
Have Liability on Your Side in Protestsover 17 years ago
Avoid the Confusion of Tax Law Changesover 17 years ago
Clear Out the Contents of Your Walletover 17 years ago
Cruise the River of Kings in Bangkokover 17 years ago
Cinema Consults: Real Women Have Curvesover 17 years ago
A Patient with Real "Passion" for Lifeover 17 years ago
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