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# Pre-paid funeral plans
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Another often overlooked area for our consideration is 'Instructions for our next-of-kin and executors' on our death.

Imagine if you will, that you wake up one morning and you have completely lost your memory. You cannot remember your name, your loved ones names, your bank details, your insurance details, your computer password, the newsagent who delivers your papers, etc, etc. This is often a similar situation the relatives of the deceased find themselves in, at a very distressing time.

There are many details that need attention, some immediate and some later, but the point I am making here is, how could anyone be expected to know all those personal details about you, or even where to find them.

Whilst not a legal document, your instructions for your next of kin can save a lot of stress and worry for your loved ones. Once complete, you can hand it to the relevant person to keep in a safe place.

The type of information outlined in this document is:-
# Your personal details.
# Where to find your will.
# Your medical information.
# Contact details for the person you would like to arrange your funeral.
# People to contact after your death ie friends and family, legal people, financial contacts, emp

ur next-of-kin and executors' on our death.

Imagine if you will, that you wake up one morning and you have completely lost your memory. You cannot remember your name, your loved ones names, your bank details, your insurance details, your computer password, the newsagent who delivers your papers, etc, etc. This is often a similar situation the relatives of the deceased find themselves in, at a very distressing time.

There are many details that need attention, some immediate and some later, but the point I am making here is, how could anyone be expected to know all those personal details about you, or even where to find them.

Whilst not a legal document, your instructions for your next of kin can save a lot of stress and worry for your loved ones. Once complete, you can hand it to the relevant person to keep in a safe place.

The type of information outlined in this document is:-
# Your personal details.
# Where to find your will.
# Your medical information.
# Contact details for the person you would like to arrange your funeral.
# People to contact after your death ie friends and family, legal people, financial contacts, emp

, at a very distressing time.

There are many details that need attention, some immediate and some later, but the point I am making here is, how could anyone be expected to know all those personal details about you, or even where to find them.

Whilst not a legal document, your instructions for your next of kin can save a lot of stress and worry for your loved ones. Once complete, you can hand it to the relevant person to keep in a safe place.

The type of information outlined in this document is:-
# Your personal details.
# Where to find your will.
# Your medical information.
# Contact details for the person you would like to arrange your funeral.
# People to contact after your death ie friends and family, legal people, financial contacts, emp

can hand it to the relevant person to keep in a safe place.

The type of information outlined in this document is:-
# Your personal details.
# Where to find your will.
# Your medical information.
# Contact details for the person you would like to arrange your funeral.
# People to contact after your death ie friends and family, legal people, financial contacts, employer etc.
# Funeral arrangements.
# Instructions for after the funeral.
# Where to find things ie, house keys, birth certificate, passport, insurance details, deeds of house, bank details, credit cards, car keys and log book and so on.
# Where to find details of your financial liabilities.

All this information will save your loved ones hours of searching and stress.

Please remember, this is not a legal document, it does not replace your will but nevertheless is a very valuable document for those you leave behind.