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"...Everthing
went without the slightest hitch and I feel so pleased that
I took out my own cover when you came to see us..."
Mr W.A., Thatcham
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Funeral arrangements shouldn't be
the last thing on your mind
Pre-planning gives you the
peace of mind of knowing that the arrangements you particularly
want, will be conducted sensibly, in dignified respect to your
wishes.
Pre-paying now will save
you, your family or your estate a great deal of money. Bought
now at today's prices, every detail is guaranteed no matter
when it is needed or how much the costs of a funeral have risen
in the mean time.
Sharing the intimate details of your preferred funeral service
5, 10 or 15 years ahead of its time can be quite a difficult
concept to consider. If you write it down, who will you entrust
the paper to? If you tell your partner, sons or daughters, how
will they remember and plan your every wish in their time of
sadness? Only you can advise sensibly on such individual requirements
- Burial or Cremation? Church? Hymns? Music? Cars? Memorialisation?
Or perhaps you have an environmental requirement such as woodland
burial for instance?
Bereaved relatives have grief and anger to contend with. Adding
the administrative burden of
arranging the funeral to their confused and emotional state
may lead to mistakes being made and unnecessary costs being
incurred..
Planning and paying for your funeral in advance saves your family
the anguish and grief of
doing anything other than remembering you.
Why Pay Now?
The cost of funerals has historically increased above the normal
levels of inflation and this is a theme that is predicted to
continue. A funeral costing just £850 ten years ago, would
cost
nearer £2,300 now. It is impossible to say what that cost
might be in five or ten more years
time.
What is certain is, with a Golden Leaves Funeral Plan, bought
now at today's prices or paid for in convenient monthly instalments,
the quality of the service provided in respect of your
planned wishes will not cost your family one penny more - whenever
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