Family is not an important thing, it’s everything
How do you want to be Remembered and who will tell your story?
Planning the legacy
- It’s been said that the only guarantees in life are death and taxes. We all take time to plan for our taxes for fear of the taxman knocking at our door, but why is it that our passing is the least planned for event in our lives?
- It’s not easy to talk about your end-of-life wishes, but it’s one of the most important conversations you’ll ever have with your loved ones. By pre-planning your funeral, you can make sure your life is celebrated the way you want, and perhaps more importantly, give your loved ones the peace-of-mind they need, and allow them to grieve properly when the time comes.
- By pre-arranging your funeral, you can alleviate the stress and burden of making tough decisions at a most difficult time for them and also alleviate any questions, problems or differences, which can occur among family members.
- Anyone who has been left the responsibility to plan for the funeral of a loved one knows the many challenges that arise on the day of their passing.
- There are more than 70 decisions that need to be made within the first 48 hours upon the death of a loved one, at a time when the family is hurting the most.
- Unfortunately, with death being among the least planned for events in our lives, we often leave our loved ones to pick up the pieces. But it doesn’t have to be that way!
Get answers to your questions and no-cost, no obligation assistance for planning
By clicking on the box below to order your Free Personal Planning Guide, you will:
- Provide your loved ones with all the vital information necessary to obtain a death certificate.
Put your wishes on file to substantially ease the burden on your loved ones.
Learn how to protect your loved ones from the rising cost of funeral prices
Learn how to potentially eliminate the financial burden on your loved ones.
Know that your wishes will be fulfilled.
Ensure your funeral will truly reflect you and your life.