Written by Kim WilhelmCEO | Licensed Insurance AgentCEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelinesVerified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 27 Apr 2024 Death is a certainty for everyone on Earth. You never know when the Good Lord will call you home. Making funeral arrangements after someone dies can feel overwhelming. You wonder if you’re making the right choices to
When a loved one passes away, it’s often a sad and overwhelming stint for the family. They must make many decisions and take care of many details in a short amount of time. If you neglected funeral planning in advance, your family would have to do it on short notice. Don’t let your family go
For many people, funeral services are a way of saying a last good-bye. For others, funerals are a sense of closure. It may surprise you that they can cost between $7,000 and $12,000, on average. But, how you spend your money and plan your final arrangements is totally up to you. When you’re price shopping
If you’re planning a funeral during the current pandemic, your funeral director should follow the latest instructions from the National Funeral Directors Association and the CDC. Social distancing will be practiced during visitations and funerals. But there are things to be mindful of when you make the actual funeral arrangements. Here are some expectations and
Written by Kim Wilhelm CEO | Licensed Insurance Agent CEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelines Verified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 27 Apr 2024 You may know that the average cost of a funeral is between $7,000 – $10,000. Even basic funeral expenses can be hard to afford, and there are often add-ons. However, it’s common
Written by Kim Wilhelm CEO | Licensed Insurance Agent CEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelines Verified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 27 Apr 2024 When you plan your funeral ahead of time, you can save your family a lot of stress. But doing careful planning doesn’t mean you have to sign a prepaid plan. Are prepaid
Written by Kim Wilhelm CEO | Licensed Insurance Agent CEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelines Verified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 27 Apr 2024 When the Good Lord calls home one of your cherished family members or friends, the grief can feel insurmountable. As a Godfearing American, you want to honor your loved one with a heartfelt
Written by Kim Wilhelm CEO | Licensed Insurance Agent CEO | Licensed Agent Verified! See guidelines Verified! See our editorial guidelines Last Updated 27 Apr 2024 It goes without saying that most families and friends want to host a funeral or remembrance service when they lose a loved one, but funeral and burial expenses can quickly add up. None
Funeral planning is difficult. There are seemingly endless options in what you want your funeral service to be and deciding between burial and cremation. You also have to think about your death throughout this process, which is unpleasant in itself. You’re also having to consider what you want and what your loved ones can afford.
Planning your funeral is one of the most detailed plans you’ll ever make because it will be one of your last. There’s only one shot at getting it right because once you’re gone, there’s no going back. Here are some tips for making funeral planning faster, easier, and much less intimidating. 1) Coming to terms
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