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Cemeteries also profit through the opening and closing of grave sites, typically charging as much as the plot itself to dig the grave and then again to bury the remains. The fee can run higher if the burial takes place on a weekend or holiday.
An endowment fee is a dollar amount added onto the property cost of a cemetery agreement. Many statesincluding Californiarequire this fee to be included in your total bill. Still, the amount charged by location varies and some parks do not explicitly state this fee up front.
Related Definitions Endowment care means the general care and maintenance of developed portions of a cemetery and memorials erected thereon financed from the income of a trust fund.
They can wait for the bankruptcy or foreclosure issue to be resolved, find and purchase a new burial plot elsewhere, or, if the courts allow it, hire someone with the machinery to dig the grave in the plot they already paid for. Care of loved ones graves also falls to them during that time.
Some cemeteries also sell endowed or perpetual care services. This means the buyer pays money to the cemetery and the cemetery holds that money and invests it.
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They can wait for the bankruptcy or foreclosure issue to be resolved, find and purchase a new burial plot elsewhere, or, if the courts allow it, hire someone with the machinery to dig the grave in the plot they already paid for. Care of loved ones graves also falls to them during that time.
Perpetual care trust: The main way cemeteries remain open when theyre full is by withdrawing funds from their perpetual care trusts. Each state has different regulations and requirements when it comes to cemetery operations.
State laws require that many cemeteries put a certain amount of their proceeds from the sale of plots into an endowment to support it once its sold out much like a 401(k). But while a retirement plan has to support a person for a few decades, this money is supposed to fund the cemeteries forever.
Perpetual care funds are monies placed in trust by cemeteries to generate income to cover cemetery maintenance in perpetuity. The funds are derived from sales of grave sites, above-ground crypts, and niches in mausoleums and columbariums.
Generally speaking, when you purchase a cemetery plot, it does not expire, and it will always be yours.

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