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Many
people do not know that they can transfer funeral prearrangements
at anytime. Many families have come to Prasser-Kleczka from
other local funeral homes that have recently changed ownership.
If you are not completely satisfied with your current provider,
call Prasser-Kleczka to find out how easy it is to join our
family at no cost to you.
Prearrangement
of Funerals
More
and more persons are discovering that funeral preplanning
– and often prepayment– can help ensure the financial
and emotional well-being of the family in event of death.
In today's mobile society, prearrangement of funeral services
has not only become acceptable but often advisable to ensure
peace of mind for you and your family. For some, planning
in advance assures a funeral that will represent their beliefs
or lifestyle. Others preplan to help their families to deal
with the feelings that come with the death of a loved one.
When
you decide to prearrange a funeral, consult first with Prasser-Kleczka.
This is the key to a worry-free funeral. It
is as simple as sitting down with us at our office or in the
privacy of your home and recording all your wishes. In any
event, the prearrangement should be looked at from time to
time and be updated if necessary. When you prearrange a funeral
with our firm, we keep a copy in our permanent, confidential
file and give you a copy for your records.
Prepayment
of Funerals
Prasser-Kleczka
offers two options for families who wish to pay for their
funeral in advance: The SmartPlan and a funeral trust.
The
SmartPlan™
Prasser-Kleczka
is proud to offer the SmartPlan™. Available only through
Prasser-Kleczka, this program allows you to prepay tommorow's
funeral expenses at today's cost. Covered expenses can include
such items as cemetery expenses, flowers, clergy offerings
and luncheons.
*Funeral insurance is underwritten by Forethought
Life Insurance.
Funeral
Trust
We
also offer funeral trusts. You select the type of funeral
service and merchandise you desire and prepay the amount.
We place this money in a funeral trust account with a federally
insured financial institution. The accumulated interest will
normally pay for any increase in cost. If, at the time of
death, the principal sum and accumulated interest amount to
more than the cost of the funeral you selected, any excess
funds are returned to your estate. Wisconsin Law provides
that the person making a revocable trust payment has the right
to withdraw the money including all interest at any time prior
to death.
Our
plans can be protected from Title 19.
Funeral
Trusts and Title 19 Information
Prasser-Kleczka
has assisted many families and individuals in setting up funeral
trusts. If you are interested learning more about these options,
just call us or stop in for your free guide entitled "Funeral
Payment Simplified". We can assist you at our office
or in the convenience of your home.
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