Cremation procedures have become as ordinary as traditional burials in the U.S. The surge in cremation results from many factors: lower cost, more personalization, flexible timing, and reduced religious affiliation, among other things. Final Expense Direct explains how the process works, and we identify the different types of cremation. We hope this information helps you
Written by Kim WilhelmCEO | Licensed Insurance AgentCEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelinesVerified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 06 May 2024 While current generations are accustomed to a full funeral with burial and viewing, it can be a costly affair. The median cost for a basic funeral with burial and viewing is over $8,800, while a cremation
Written by Kim WilhelmCEO | Licensed Insurance AgentCEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelinesVerified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 06 May 2024 For many years, the option after death was either burial or cremation of your remains. But now, you have another option that might be of interest.Coral reef cremation, or artificial reef memorials, are another option you
Written by Kim WilhelmCEO | Licensed Insurance AgentCEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelinesVerified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 06 May 2024 Although the National Funeral Directors Association’s (NFDA) 2021 Cremation and Burial Report shows an increase in religious ceremonies, it also shows an increase in cremations.Since the COVID-19 pandemic, 28% of Americans report a stronger sense of
Written by Kim WilhelmCEO | Licensed Insurance AgentCEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelinesVerified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 06 May 2024 Defining green burialsA green burial is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional burials. The caskets used in traditional burials are often made of wood that is the result of deforestation. Embalming fluids also contain chemicals that
Written by Kim WilhelmCEO | Licensed Insurance AgentCEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelinesVerified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 06 May 2024 Texas burial insurance, also known as final expense or funeral insurance, is a kind of whole-life policy that protects your loved ones from common end-of-life expenses. Texas policies can cover funeral costs, medical bills, cremation costs,
Burial policies are one of the best ways to take care of important final expenses. When looking for a policy that’s right for you, here are 5 steps you can take to get started. Step 1: What is Burial Insurance? Do I Need it? Before seriously considering burial insurance, you first need to understand what
Simplified issue final expense or burial insurance takes a different look at traditional eligibility requirements for life insurance, making it easier for those older and with minor health issues to enroll. Final Expense as a Whole Generally speaking, what is final expense insurance? These policies provide a payout, known as a death benefit, to chosen
You can technically have final expense with another insurance policy depending on when you purchase each plan, your health, budget, and overall eligibility for coverage. Final Expense Eligibility To understand why final expense with another insurance policy may be limited, it’s important to consider the eligibility factor. Final expense is significantly easier to qualify for
Final expense and burial insurance are not the same, but they can both cover funeral costs—final expense, however, covers a bit more. What Is Burial Insurance? The coverage included in burial insurance is essentially in the name—funeral, burial, and service costs, essentially every expense involved in the arrangements of the policyholder’s funeral. On average, funerals
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