Traditional or Cremation?

Is your wish for cremation? If so, do you want permanent memorialization at a cemetery or scattering? Cremation has reached a rate of 53.4% nationwide and is trending to reach a peak of 60% in the U.S. In some states, like Nevada, the cremation rate has reached 80% (source: CANA).

Know what you are purchasing and get full protection on your first day

Choosing to preplan with an appropriate funding vehicle provides ‘day-one protection’ if you qualify. What you pay for is guaranteed even if you pass away the day after you sign up. This adds a degree of peace of mind that whatever you paid for (whether it is cremation or burial) will be provided at the time of need.

Some plans offered through the funeral provider’s carrier end up costing the family more than anticipated and the gowth is kept by the provider rather than the survivors... Preplanning.Me saves you from that.

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County Health and Safety

When a death occurs in California, a permit is filed with the county in which the death occurred. When scattering the ashes, then the permit will state as such. Scattering can take place in the ocean at least 500 yards off the coast or anywhere permitted by Health and Safety Code. If you divide the ashes amongst different urns or keepsakes then a permit will be required for each one.

End of Life Options

·       Worldwide Travel Protection (i.e. Repatriation)

·       Cremation

·       Water Cremation (i.e. alkaline hydrolysis)

·       Traditional Burial

·       Mausoleum Entombment

·       Double Depth Lawn Crypt

·       Inurnment (Cremation with Memorialization) (Niche, Pedestal, Bench, Fractional Grave)

·       Green Burial

·       Human Composting and Tree Memorialization

·       Space Flight

·       Cremation Scattering

·       Donation to Science