1. Death and funerals - your first steps
Funerals have changed, with families having much more choice today
The first five things you need to do following the death of a loved one
Most families aren’t prepared for later life - and that can make a hard moment even harder.
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2. The practicalities, and some inspiration to make the choice you want
3. Practicalities of paying for a funeral
Age Space and Simplicity Cremations
Simplicity Cremations (March 27)
3 Bereavement and grief
A guide to helping families to cope with grief
At a difficult time there is support available to help
Most families aren’t prepared for later life - and that can make a hard moment even harder.
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4. Deathmin, lifemin and admin
Why you should consider making a living will
Managing someone's estate after they have died
5 Real life experiences - blogs and case studies
Grief and bereavement expert Julia Samuel shares her experience
Kathy Lawrence writes to her Dad about arranging his funeral
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