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Tips to Help Save Money When Planning a Funeral

By Tim
August 20, 2017
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Funeral services provide bereaved friends and family members an opportunity to mourn together as well as time to celebrate the life that was lived. Many families will plan at least a modest service for a deceased loved one in funeral homes Toronto  across the country. However, regardless of your location, services at funeral homes can be difficult for families to pay for, and this is particularly true if the death occurred suddenly or if there is no life insurance money available to pay for the service. These tips can help you to keep costs to a minimum while planning a beautiful service.

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