More Americans Choose Cremation Over Burial
For the first time, more people in the U.S. choose cremation over burial during their end-of-life preparations, reflecting a longstanding trend.
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What Does the Funeral Planning Process Entail?
We want to alleviate the stresses of the funeral planning process, so when your loved one passes, you can celebrate his or her life free from worry.
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Planning Your Future with Parkinson’s Disease
When you’re unexpectedly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, planning for your future becomes fundamental to your well-being and peace of mind.
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How Are Funeral Rituals Different Across Cultures?
Funeral traditions around the world often have similar themes, but can still vary greatly. Most put an emphasis on respect, reverence and rebirth.
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What to Know When Scattering Ashes in Ohio
Scattering ashes is legal in Ohio, with some stipulations. Here’s how to do so in accordance with the law, following the cremation of your loved one.
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How to Approach the Talk: Encouraging Your Loved Ones to Make End of Life Decisions
Sitting down and having a long conversation with a loved one about what they want to happen after they pass on can be emotional but it is a pivotal step.
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Five Facts You May Not Know About Cremation
Not only is cremation cost-effective, but also it offers additional benefits. Here are five facts about cremation that you might not have known.
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Your Funeral Planning Checklist
Planning a funeral is difficult. On top of the emotional toll of saying goodbye to a loved one, there are a litany of logistical details to be managed.
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Three Things You Spend Too Much Money On and Affordable Alternatives
Nobody likes spending too much money when they could have gotten something just as good for fewer dollars. Here are three things that people overspend on.
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Five Tips for Coping with the Loss of a Spouse
The death of a spouse is never easy. When you’ve chosen to build a life together, it is always hard to see it cut short, whether it lasted one year or 50.
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