Metlife funeral planning guide 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the MetLife Funeral Planning Guide in the editor.
  2. Begin with the 'My Personal Information' section. Fill in your full legal name, date of birth, and other personal details that will assist your family in obtaining a death certificate.
  3. Move to the 'My Funeral Plans' section. Document your final wishes regarding burial or cremation preferences, and specify any prepaid funeral plans you may have.
  4. In the 'My Important Contacts and Information' section, list key contacts such as your executor, lawyer, and financial advisors. This will help your loved ones navigate through necessary arrangements.
  5. Review the 'Funeral Planning Information' section for guidance on costs and types of funerals. Make sure to document any specific requests for services or ceremonies.
  6. Once completed, save your guide to your computer. Consider printing it as a backup and inform your family where they can find this important document.

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10 Facts Funeral Directors Dont Want You to Know Shopping around for funeral services can save you thousands of dollars. Funeral directors are not clergy. Embalming is rarely required when the person will be buried within 24 to 48 hours.
10 common mistakes to avoid when planning a funeral. Choosing the wrong funeral director. Not sticking to your budget. Rushing to organise the service immediately after the death. Not considering a celebration of life service. Not knowing your loved ones wishes. Not considering your loved ones wishes.
Dos and Donts at a Funeral Do Dress Conservatively. Never attend a funeral in anything that stands out or is distracting. Do Arrive On Time. Do Act Normal. Dont Sit Anywhere. Dont Look at Your Phone. Dont Be Scared of Religious Aspects.
A Perfect Choice Funeral Plan gives you exceptional financial security for your money. Unlike some plans, every penny of the full value of a Perfect Choice plan (excluding the initial management fee) is held securely in a whole of life assurance policy and ring-fenced to pay for your funeral when the time comes.
Silence Phones: Ensure your phone is turned off or set to silent mode to avoid interruptions. No Photos or Videos: Taking pictures or recording videos during the service is generally considered disrespectful unless explicitly allowed by the family.

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Schedule The Arrangement Conference Plan The Funeral Service. The funeral service is the heart of any traditional burial. Plan Burial Details. Collect Vital Statistics. Complete and Sign Required Forms. Plan The Reception (If Applicable) Choose a Casket and Vault. Discuss Flowers and Decorations. Complete The Obituary.
Funeral planning checklist Decide which parts of your funeral youd like to plan. Write your wishes down. Consider if youd like to leave money for the funeral or pay for it in advance. Put the document with your plans and any payment arrangements somewhere safe.

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