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Funerals during the coronavirus pandemicFuneral Poverty

Funerals during the coronavirus pandemic

As of 23 March, government guidance is that funerals cannot be conducted in places of worship, only at the c…>
Questions to ask funeral directorsFuneral Poverty

Questions to ask funeral directors

Questions to ask funeral directors. Care of the person who has died How and where will the personβ€…>
Public health funerals and hospital funeralsFuneral Poverty

Public health funerals and hospital funerals

If you have no source of funds, or if you do not want to take responsibility for the funeral for other reaso…>
Understanding and comparing quotesFuneral Poverty

Understanding and comparing quotes

There is no agreed standard for funeral directors to set out their bills or prices, which can make it diffic…>
Choosing a funeral directorFuneral Poverty

Choosing a funeral director

There is no requirement to use a funeral director. If you choose to use one remember that, like anything…>
Funeral elements – what are my choices?Funeral Poverty

Funeral elements – what are my choices?

Words, music and personal touches can be far more powerful than expensive cars or coffins. The amount of…>
Funeral optionsFuneral Poverty

Funeral options

There is no one way to hold a funeral – besides the actual cremation/burial, there are no required elements.>
Burial – cost-saving ideasFuneral Poverty

Burial – cost-saving ideas

Burial cost around Β£1,000 more on average across the UK in 2019 compared to cremation. Burials can take…>
Cremation – ways to reduce costsFuneral Poverty

Cremation – ways to reduce costs

Did you know? Cremation is often more affordable and accounts for 77% of all funerals. In 2019 on aver…>
Cremation or burial?Funeral Poverty

Cremation or burial?

Sometimes this choice can seem obvious and other times less so.>

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