Final Expense
Planning for retirement involves several steps, including your plans for Final Expenses. It’s not a subject most people like to discuss, but it’s also a subject that can give you real peace of mind when you have made some clear decisions. Even better? Your family members will really appreciate it.
Here’s a few items to consider:
The average cost of a funeral today is $8000, but many families can end up spending in excess of $15,000.
Once you have purchased a Final Expense plan, your family can use the benefits anywhere to pay for expenses. If there is money left over, the remaining amount of your policy benefits will go to your beneficiaries TAX-FREE.
Some Examples:
Mr. and Mrs. Jones wanted to make sure that their children had enough money to cover any funeral and burial expenses they might have in the future, so they purchased a Final Expense plan for both of them. When the time came and funeral expenses had to be paid, their children were SO grateful that their parents had thought carefully and planned for the future. Their funerals cost approximately $9000 each and their two children received checks for the remaining benefits on their parents’ policies. Even better, the money the children received was TAX-FREE.
Mary Smith was a single woman who wanted everything in order before she died. She bought a Final Expense plan that covered the cost of her funeral and the remaining funds which were available from that policy were sent to her 2 beneficiaries which were her 2 favorite charities.
Isn’t it time that you considered this type of plan for yourself? Your family will really appreciate your thoughtfulness.
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