End-of-Life Preplanning Brings Joy, Peace of Mind

End-of-Life Preplanning Brings Joy, Peace of Mind
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Planning for their parents’ end-of-life expenses is about the last thing most adult children want to deal with. At least not right now.

A traditional funeral with end-of-life services with extras such as flowers, obituary notices, acknowledgment cards, and limousines can cost $15,000 or more. Families often overspend on a funeral or burial because they think of it as a reflection of their feelings for the deceased.

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