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Newby, I am confused. First, why sell a funeral trust in which you have to be aligned with a funeral home? Why would a $10,000 or $15, 000 final expense policy not be better?
Also besides from what Newby has said, without doing some pre-arrangements, the is no guarantee you will be buried with your loved ones or that a certain spot you would like to be placed will be available at a later date.
The main funeral home in my area also does not take assignment of life insurance. So, unless you have the ability to write a check when the time comes while you are waiting for the life insurance check, nothing gets done.
They say that pre-need is for your funeral. You plan for everything else, especially vacations, why wouldn't you plan for this? Life insurance is for the living, not the dead.
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