Funeral Planning: Legacy isn't just about what you inherit.

We usually think of legacy as the stuff.

The house. The heirlooms. The bank account.

But anyone who has sat at a kitchen table with a death certificate and a directory of funeral home knows the truth:

The real legacy is whether your family has to guess.

You already know this because you've lived it. Maybe you have helped your parents navigate their final years. Maybe you sat with a sibling and tried to remember, "Did Mum ever say what song she wanted?" Maybe you watched someone you have pay 2025 prices for a 1995 conversation.

You made a mental note: I won't do that to my kids.

A will is a gift of clarity.

A funeral plan is the same gift, just wrapped differently.

One tells your family where your assets go.

The other tells them how you want to be honoured.

Neither is mormid, both are responsible.

And right now, a funeral can be locked in at today's price.

In 15 minutes, over Zoom, we will cover:

1. The Lagacy Gap: Why so many people stop at the will and why that one missing conversation costs families thousands in dollars and sleepless nights.
2. Three questions, 80% of the plan: You don't need a binder of decisions. Would you like a burial or cremation? Simple service or ceremonial? Any non-negotiables. That's it. We'll showyou how.
3. The "parent shortcut": If you're also trying to help your parents get their affairs in order, we'll give you a script to start the conversation with the awkwardness.
4. Today's prices, tomorrow's peace: How pre-planning acts like a time capsule. What you lock in now is what your family receieve later, even if costs rise 30% in the next decade.

This is for you if:

• You have a will, or know you should update yours.
• You've helped a parent or loved one through end-of-life arrangements.
• You've thought, "I don't want my kids to to have to figure this out".
• You want to check this box and move on with living your life.

No sales pressure. No PDFs thicker than a novel.

Bring your questions. Leave with clarity, a locked in rate, and one less thing for your family to carry.