Sentences with phrase «just funeral expenses»

But for most people, the loss of a loved one leaves behind financial obligations far beyond just funeral expenses.

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Since a funeral costs around $ 10,000 on average, guaranteed issue insurance should provide a large enough death benefit if you just want to take care of final expenses.

In 2015, Bercow was notably scolded for racking up ludicrously large expenses — including spending # 158 on a car to Lady Thatcher's funeral at St Paul's Cathedral just 1.8 miles from the Commons.

Since a funeral costs around $ 10,000 on average, guaranteed issue insurance should provide a large enough death benefit if you just want to take care of final expenses.

The biggest need I found was folks wanting a whole life policy just enough to cover funeral expenses because they didn't think they would live the 10 years or so it took to pay in as much as the policy would pay out at death.

Many individuals buy guaranteed life insurance as a last resort to leave just enough money behind to loved ones in order to take care of medical expenses and funeral costs.

Burial Insurance: A life insurance policy designed to provide just enough insurance to cover funeral and burial expenses.

Though these policies may be referred to as burial insurance, final expense insurance or funeral insurance, these are just the different names used to market the policies.

Your family can use it to help pay for funeral expenses, housing costs, medical bills not covered by health insurance, children's college, debts and just about anything else they may need.

Funeral expenses, lost wages, medical bills, and emergency room costs are just a few of the financial obligations that can wreak havoc on families at a time when they are most vulnerable.

A civil suit may be brought so that the wife can get just compensation for hospital and funeral expenses, lost income, and «pain and suffering».

For example, many people are unaware of just how much a funeral can cost — and if there are no plans made ahead of time for paying these expenses, it could put your loved ones in a financial bind if the unexpected should occur.

Just to cover funeral costs and other expenses that would happen in the future.

Burial Insurance: A life insurance policy designed to provide just enough insurance to cover funeral and burial expenses.

Many families just simply don't have that much readily available to pay for a loved one's funeral, and because of that, they will often need to dip into savings, or worse yet, put these expenses on credit.

Do you need a small policy to just cover funeral expenses?

Just so you know, final expense insurance will also be commonly referred to as «burial insurance» and «funeral insurance».

American Memorial Life Insurance offers what we might call a «bare bones» policy — just enough money for the funeral and other final expenses and nothing more.

Good candidates for burial, or final expense, insurance can include those who may want to pay off more than just their funeral costs with the proceeds of the policy.

And, because the proceeds of burial insurance are typically paid out directly to the decedent's survivors, the loved ones can not just pay the cost of the funeral, but also other potential debts that the decedent may have had, such as uninsured medical costs, hospice expenses, or even items like credit card debt or personal loans.

Funeral costs, hospice care, unpaid debts and medical bills are just some of the expenses your family may be left with if you do not have a life insurance policy in place when you die.

In some cases, those who apply for burial insurance coverage will not just include the cost of a funeral and immediately related expenses in their plan.

She just had a funeral for her mother where her family had to chip in to pay for final expenses, and she wanted to make sure her kids were protected when she dies.

Only, none of us have extra funds just lying around to pay for her burial expenses when the time comes, and while her passing is most likely some time away, with the rising costs of funeral expenses, I'm concerned what that burden may be.

Debt, dependent care, university tuition, mortgages and funeral and burial costs are just a few of the expenses that are associated with a death in the family.

In this case, a smaller life insurance policy may be necessary just to hedge against the costs of final medical bills, funeral costs, and other final expenses which might be incurred.

With just a little thought and effort, you can pre-plan your funeral and final expenses.

In doing so, it sold industrial insurance — which provided for funeral and burial expenses for low - income families, with some weekly premiums that were as low as just three cents.

Your family can use it to help pay for funeral expenses, housing costs, medical bills not covered by health insurance, children's college, debts and just about anything else they may need.

Burial Insurance: A whole life insurance policy designed to provide just enough insurance to cover funeral and burial expenses.

Even if you already own a prepaid funeral policy, it wouldn't hurt to get a small final expense or burial policy just as insurance for the prepaid funeral policy.

Affordable burial insurance provides more than just a financial cushion for funeral expenses as it creates a path towards proper personal estate planning.

With funeral expenses, debts, and just everyday living costs, many people find that the payout from their deceased spouse or parent's life insurance policy often does not cover as much as they initially hoped it would.

My grandmother is very ill and I'm looking for a cheap life insurance just to help pay for funeral expense's.

If you only need enough money to cover funeral expenses and debt, then reducing your benefits to cover just that will also lower your premiums for the policy.

Just so you know, burial insurance will very often be called «final expense insurance» or «funeral insurance».

I am divorced, lost two of my siblings in the past couple of years, just want to have my funeral expenses covered and everything taken care of so it will not be a burden on my nieces when I pass on.

Everyone needs life insurance, whether they have a family to care for, debt to pay off or just need to cover their funeral and burial expenses.

As you can see, just over half of surveyed life insurance owners cite that covering the costs of their funeral / burial and other final expenses is a major reason as to why they purchased life insurance, replacing income is the second most common reason.

Those benefits can be used to help pay for funeral expenses, unpaid debts, or be put to a future college fund for your children, just to name a few things.

This sort of coverage can just only be used to cover any expenses associated with the funeral.

Final expense life insurance is designed to pay just enough to cover funeral and burial expenses.

Today, the cost of the average funeral across the United States is approximately $ 10,000 — an amount that many families and loved ones just simply do not have readily available to pay off these expenses.

The policy is structured around just paying for the funeral and any burial expenses.

Life insurance was not historically affordable for senior citizens, except for very small «burial policies» meant to pay just enough to cover funeral expenses.

In this case, the proceeds could be used just like the funds from a personal life insurance policy would be, such as paying off debt, replacing ongoing income, and / or paying for final expenses such as funeral costs.

Burial insurance (sometimes called final expense insurance) is designed to pay for just that, funeral expenses or any final bills.

Many people mistakenly use the terms funeral or burial insurance, but the policies are geared toward a larger set of expenses than just the burial or funeral

After another 10 years — 20 years in total — Pete is left with just a single $ 200,000 policy that will help his wife pay off their remaining mortgage and complete her retirement savings, as well as giving her some additional money for funeral and living expenses.

Guaranteed - issue life insurance can be helpful if you just need enough coverage to pay off debt that has accumulated later in life and to ensure your burial and funeral expenses are covered.