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It isn’t easy to plan a funeral. The challenge is finding the right resources and the best prices at a very sad time. If you’ve lost a loved one, or if you’re preplanning your own funeral, you’ll find proven techniques for saving money in this risk-free instant download, the Funeral Planning Guide and Bonus Funeral Planning Checklist.
This book was carefully researched to help you memorialize your loved one without overspending or looking cheap. It’s packed with tips and resources, practical advice, shortcuts and step-by-step instructions on how to plan a low cost funeral.
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This valuable combination of Funeral Planning Guide and Funeral Planning Checklist has over 130 pages of funeral preplanning advice and tips. These two books ensure that you will not forget one detail when planning a funeral.
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ObituariesHelp.org is not affiliated in any way with any funeral provider and fully guarantees that following the tips in this book will significantly reduce the cost of a funeral.
Saved a Bundle
By Michael
"The Funeral Planning Guide showed me all the ways that some funeral people try to screw the average guy, like me. When I went into the funeral parlor to arrange my Lilly’s funeral, I was prepared. They tried to sell me one of those package deals and they quoted me $6450.00. Lilly just wanted a simple closed casket service and to be buried at St. Michael’s. Thanks to the tips in this book, the whole funeral ended up costing only $3675.00. I saved a bundle."
This Book is Amazing
By Esther on June 2, 2010
"After having just finished arranging my aunt’s funeral, I decided to prearrange my own funeral. The tips in this book are amazing and there is so much information that I just didn’t know even after arranging a funeral. I’ve calculated that I’ll be saving over $2000.00 already and I haven’t even finished reading the book."
Tips are Excellent
By Elizabeth on May 27, 2010
"The tips for choosing a funeral home are excellent. Without that chapter, I would have gone with the first place I visited and spent at least $4000.00 more for the direct burial package."
Gave me Confidence
Joyce on May 22, 2010
"When my husband passed away, I didn’t know what to do or where to start. My husband was the one who took care of big purchases in our household. This book laid it all out for me and gave me the confidence to make these big decisions without my husband. I organized everything on the checklist before I went to the funeral home. I didn’t let them talk me into getting anything I didn’t want. I don’t know exactly how much I saved, but I do know that my husband would have been proud of me."
Home Funeral
By Denise on May 12, 2010
"I had never heard of a home funeral until I read the Funeral Planning Guide. But after reading about how to prepare for a home funeral, my brother and I decided that we wanted to have a home funeral for Dad. We held the funeral in my house with a two-day vigil where family and friends came and paid their last respects. After the service where Pastor Francis and many of Dad’s friends said some really nice things about him, we took him to be cremated. It was a lovely and peaceful way to say goodbye. I wish I had done this when Mom had passed away."
Saved over $3000.00
By Gaylene on April 20, 2010
"The Funeral Planning Guide was so full of great ways to save money, but I didn’t have enough time to read it all. I skipped to the last chapter where there is a list of the top 19 money saving tips. I only used 5 of those tips and I still saved over $3000.00 on my uncle’s funeral."
Mom would not have wanted it this way.
By George on March 15, 2010
"My sister and I had to arrange our mom’s funeral after she died. A funeral director was at the hospital and we were so relieved that we didn’t have to go looking for someone. Boy, were we wrong, he must wait at the hospital for people to die, because he saw us coming. We ended up spending about $16,000.00 with this guy. If I had bought this book earlier, we could have cut that in half, easily. We just didn’t know what to do. I regret spending that money on a casket and viewings and things we could have bought for less."
Holding on, but prepared
By Thomas on March 2, 2010
"My wife has been fighting cancer for two years now and she is slowly losing the battle. She insisted that we make some plans for her funeral before she goes. We read the book and filled out the Funeral Planning Checklist together and now we have every detail planned down to the color of flowers, and who she’d like to say a few words. As much as I was dreading making these arrangements, I actually think it brought us closer together. And after she passes, I’ll know exactly what she wants."