Most significant events in our lives require planning.
You rarely just let them happen...
- You Consider Options
- You Plan
- You Save
Funeral and Final Expenses aren't any different. Someone will need to determine services and pay the bill.
The question is who and when:
- The deceased prior to death?
- The survivors afterward?
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The average cost for a funeral is close to $10,000. Most people feel that it is a good idea to pre-plan, however many do not take the steps to do this, leaving it in the hands of their loved ones after they pass away. We can help you plan and pay for the anticipated expenses through a Final Expense plan, and save your loved ones from this burden.
Once you make the wise decision to set aside funds for funeral expenses, it is important to also protect these assets ensuring that the benefits will be there when needed. Protecting your assets at any age is important, especially when you are confined to a nursing home or need to apply for Medical Assistance (Medicaid). By transferring ownership to a Funeral Expense Trust, you may be able to exclude your policy as an asset for Medicaid Eligibility purposes. In addition, you can be assured that the money in the policy will be used to pay your funeral expenses first, with any excess returned to your estate.