Unless prior payment has been made, when you pass away, your family is responsible for any funeral, cremation and cemetery costs. This can be difficult for some families, which is why it's important to consider prepayment for both cemetery and funeral home needs.
Payment in full of your Funeral Insurance Policy or Trust Account, in advance is the simplest, and for many, the most convenient method of paying for funeral services.
A funeral insurance contract can be paid with credit / debit card, or a checking / savings account.
A trust account contract must be paid from a checking or savings account.
Funeral Insurance (also called "Burial Insurance") is a type of life insurance policy that is designed to be used just for funeral expenses.
If you pass away prior to your final premium payment, future payments will not be collected, and the death benefit will pay for your guaranteed funeral expenses.
You can also add non-guaranteed cash advance items to your funeral contract for things like an obituary, death certificates, and sales tax.
Your monthly premium options are based on your current age, and answer to 2 health questions. As long as you are not on hospice, or been diagnosed with less than 12 months to live, you will quality.
You can pay monthly with credit / debit card, or a checking / savings account / routing number.
(1st Monthly Payment Due at Signing)
A Funeral Trust, or Qualified Funeral Trust, is a special financial vehicle that allows you to set aside money for anticipated funeral costs.
A trust will typically be used if you are on Hospice, or have been given a diagnosis of having less than 12 months to live.
When you establish a trust, you make arrangements with a funeral home to provide services upon death.
If you have not paid your trust in full at your time of death, your family will owe the remaining balance of your guaranteed and non-guaranteed cash advance funeral home expenses.
(Think of this as a savings account for your funeral expenses, with a $100 Minimum Down Payment to start your trust.)
You can choose to pay for your cemetery contract with a credit / debit card, or cash. If you prefer, Fairmount Memorial Association also provides in house financing payment plans.
(No Credit Check Required)
Fairmount Memorial Association provides $0 Down Payment, 0% Interest, 60 Month financing for cemetery property, merchandise and services. (No Credit Check Required - 1st Monthly Payment Due at Signing)
You will need to provide a VOIDED check, or a letter from your bank/credit union on their letterhead, showing your name, account number and routing number, in order for us to set up your automatic monthly withdrawal on the 5th or 20th of the each month.
A memorial in a cemetery provides a place for rituals of remembrance. It's a sacred space loved ones can visit, reflect, meditate, and heal.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
1. Rights To Use The Property
* This can be in a Grave, Niche, Crypt, Cremation Bench, Private Family Estate, or Mausoleum.
2. Open & Closing
* The process of opening, placement of urn or casket, and sealing the space.
3. Vault
* Holds & Protects your ashes and the Urn, or Casket.
4. Headstone
* Upright Monument, Pillow Monument, Flat Marker, Plaque, Bench, or Columbarium.
COMMONLY ADDED
* Flower Vase in the Middle of a 12" x 12" Granite Vase Block. (Granite Can Be Engraved)
* Color or B&W Photo to the Headstone (Laser Etching Also Available)
* Granite Sealer keeps Headstone Looking "Dry" and Easy to Read When Wet
* Cremation Bench - Can Add To Existing Family Grave(s) (Some Can Hold Up To 6 Urns)
Timber Run Reserve is the first memorial park in the Inland Northwest to provide interment options for family pets. Now your pets can be buried, and memorialized with you.
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