Pre-arranging your funeral
Pre-Arranging Your Funeral with Te Awahou Funeral Services
When it comes to planning for the future, pre-arranging your funeral can be one of the most compassionate gifts you can give to your family. At Te Awahou Funeral Services, we understand the importance of ensuring that your wishes are known and respected.
Why Pre-Arrange Your Funeral?
Peace of Mind: Pre-arranging your funeral allows you to make your preferences clear, ensuring that your loved ones know exactly what you want during a challenging time.
Ease the Burden: By planning ahead, you relieve your family of the stress and uncertainty of making difficult decisions during their grief.
Financial Security: We offer pre-paid options that allow you to secure your funeral arrangements through our pre-paid trust account. This not only safeguards your wishes but can also alleviate financial burdens on your family when the time comes.
At Te Awahou Funeral Services, we are dedicated to providing support and guidance throughout the pre-arrangement process. Contact us today to learn more about how you can plan for the future with care and compassion. Your wishes matter, and we are here to help you make them known.
The benefits of a pre-paid funeral:
Knowing that your loved ones will be relieved of many burdensome decisions at one of the most difficult times of their lives.
Husband and wife pre-planning together avoid the ‘at need’ confusion of well-meaning relatives.
Avoids the need to make many decisions in a very short time.
Provides time for you to think and reconsider, knowing that the funeral will reflect your expressed wishes.
Arranging your own service ensures that it is conducted as you wish, not as others wish.
Planning for the inevitable is logical and right; it just makes good sense.
Assures an appropriate service, eliminating concern about the family getting ‘carried away’ because of grief, exhaustion, sorrow, confusion or guilt.
Knowing that the funeral will not be a financial burden on your family.
Protects against inflation by ‘freezing the price’.
Making an outlay for funeral expenses at a time when it’s more affordable.
Life insurance can be used for family expenses, as it should be.
Monies paid are no longer part of your estate and therefore not subject to estate administration expenses.
