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Funeral Plans provide total peace of mind for you and your family
In today’s uncertain world we are all encouraged to plan for the future, whether it be for the expected or unexpected.
We all appreciate and understand how important it is to make a Will that ensures our possessions are safely passed on to those we love. Although death can sometimes be a painful topic to discuss, more and more people now accept that planning and paying for their funeral in advance can be just as important as writing their Will.
By deciding to plan your funeral in advance your family and loved ones are relieved of the responsibility of making difficult decisions at a time when their grief and distress will be more than enough of a burden.
In addition, because they are paid at today’s prices, funeral plans guarantee a fixed cost funeral service that will not be affected by future price increases or inflation. In fact, all funeral plans arranged with Lodge Brothers guarantee that your loved ones will not have to pay a penny more, even if the funeral is not held for another 20 or 30 years.
All funeral plans are planned with the help of an experienced Funeral Arranger who will assist and advise you on all aspects of the funeral service you desire. This could include burial or cremation, choice of coffin and church, selection of hymns and readings. All these details would be safely recorded so that your funeral is carried out exactly to your wishes.
Unlike many insurance policies, funeral plans do not have any restrictions, no medical is required and there is no upper or lower age limit.
Your money is guaranteed to be totally secure as all advance payments are paid to an independent Custodian Trustee. For example, all payments, excluding the initial Membership Fee, for Lodge Brothers funeral plans are paid over to HSBC Trust Company (UK) Limited.
For further information about funeral planning simply speak to your local Funeral Director who is known and trusted, they will be pleased to provide total peace of mind for you and your family.
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