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Simply put, funerals are expensive and should not be taken lightly. That being said, if you or a loved one has final expense insurance, that can offset the cost for funeral arrangements. A low-cost (bold low-cost) funeral may cost $3,000 to $5,000, An average (bold average) funeral may range from $8,000 to $15,000.
What Can I Put in a Funeral Directive? Appointee. Types of services you want (funeral, wake, celebration of life, etc.) Guest list. How the funeral will be paid for. Preferred speakers and pallbearers.
As for the funeral portion, you can create a funeral directive which typically appoints a primary person who has the power to carry out your preferred funeral arrangements. Making these decisions while healthy is key to ensure that your wishes are heard and respected when you cannot advocate for yourself.
Specific misrepresentations in six areas: embalming, casket for direct cremation, outer burial container, legal and cemetery requirements, preservative and protective vault claims, cash advance items and other misrepresentations.
If possible, immediately following my death I would like my body to be left undisturbed for 24 hours. I do not wish my body to be embalmed. If a post-mortem requires the consent of my next of kin, I would like them to give it. Between my death and the funeral I have no preference for where my body should be kept.
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I would like my body to be transported to the burial site in a hearse. I would like my family to be transported to the burial site in a stretch limousine. I would like to be buried in a cemetery. In general, I would like the total cost of my funeral to be as economical as possible.
A letter of last instruction is a document that allows you to organize and give your family instructions pertaining to your final wishes. This document typically lays out your legal documents, important personal and financial information, and funeral wishes, among other items.

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