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Old 02-27-2007, 02:07 PM
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Default Re: Insurance Policies

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Originally Posted by DebbieL
I personally don't care what the heck my DH (or whoever is remaining) does with my body once I'm dead - it's just the shell then. The frugal part of me says to just do whatever is cheapest. I don't care about a funeral, nor want one. Just take my ashes and spread them where I jog or something. I think the funeral business (in large part) takes advantage of people at their WORST possible time of their lives. JMO. If someone wants to do something, just have a party and enjoy yourselves talking about memories, etc. I'd rather people enjoying themselves (cheaply) than a somber occasion with an expensive casket that's going to be buried anyways.
good point- of the 25k we have "budgeted" for funeral expenses, maybe I should write a will and require 10k of it be spent at a party.
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