Category: Caskets
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What to Do When Someone Dies – First 24 Hours Checklist
The first 24 hours after someone dies require specific actions while you’re processing grief and shock. This comprehensive checklist covers immediate steps including obtaining pronouncement of death, body transportation options, securing belongings, gathering essential documents, and knowing what can wait until later.
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The FTC Funeral Rule: Consumer Rights and Legal Protections
The Federal Trade Commission’s Funeral Rule provides essential legal protections for families during funeral planning, including the right to itemized pricing, the ability to purchase goods from any supplier, and protection from deceptive practices. Understanding these consumer rights helps you make informed decisions without pressure or manipulation during one of life’s most difficult times.
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Funeral Homes Hate This: The 72-Hour Window That Could Save Your Family $8,000
Discover the federal law and 72-hour window that funeral homes don’t want you to know about, potentially saving your family $5,000-8,000 on funeral costs. Learn your legal rights under the FTC Funeral Rule, how to shop strategically for caskets and services, and why the first 72 hours after a death are your most powerful negotiating…
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EXPOSED: How Funeral Homes Legally Rob Grieving Families of $15,000+ (Investigation)
The shocking truth about funeral costs: Families routinely pay $15,000 for services that cost $3,530 from direct suppliers. That’s $11,470 in unnecessary markups during your most vulnerable time. Our investigation exposes how funeral homes exploit grief for profit—and reveals the trusted alternatives that can save your family thousands while still honoring your loved one with…
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The Complete Funeral Planning Checklist: 47 Essential Resources Every Family Needs (Save $3,000+ on Final Arrangements)
The average funeral costs over $9,000, but prepared families save $3,000-$7,000. Discover 47 trusted resources for affordable, dignified final arrangements that honor your loved ones without breaking the bank.
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Meet Solace: The World’s First AI Assistant for Grief Support, Funeral Planning, and End-of-Life Care
Born from compassion, built with intention, and guided by lived experience, Solace is the world’s first AI assistant designed exclusively to help individuals and families facing grief, funeral planning, emotional overwhelm, and the complexities of end-of-life preparation.
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Choosing a Basket Casket: What You Need to Know About Styles, Materials, and Craftsmanship
Basket caskets have become a growing favorite among families seeking a unique, eco-friendly way to honor their loved ones. These caskets, known for their handwoven beauty, natural materials, and sustainable craftsmanship, offer an alternative that feels both personal and environmentally conscious. Whether you’re considering a basket casket for its aesthetic appeal, sustainability, or affordability, understanding…
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The Rise of Basket Caskets: A Sustainable Farewell
When saying a final goodbye to a loved one, the casket is often at the center of the farewell. In recent years, a new yet timeless option has been gaining traction — basket caskets.
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