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You can do that. IMO, the best approach is to just buy a 15K to 25K life insurance policy. If you are young and healthy, it'll only cost 10 dollars a month (ma
by w8rbt 9y ago
You can do that.
IMO, the best approach is to just buy a 15K to 25K life insurance policy. If you are young and healthy, it'll only cost 10 dollars a month (maybe less) and the nice thing about those is that you/your beneficiary gets the money at death (tax free in most cases) and the funds can be used for other things beside final burial expenses.
Be careful of some of the plans sold by funeral homes. They may be the beneficiary and you may not be able to move your plans to another funeral home or use left over funds for anything else, etc.
- MandieD 9y agoSomething for your life insurance beneficiary to watch out for is a funeral director suggesting that they let the funeral home deal with getting the proceeds of that life insurance policy... for a "modest" fee.