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Funeral Bonds vs Savings
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I'd love to get a definitive answer to this as well.
I'd also like to know how the Funeral Plan is treated when it is bought for someone else, which I know is possible. Does it become their capital or your capital.0 -
I am looking into this at the moment for a relative and would be interested to find out more too
your thoughts so far are similar to my own, freshfield, especially if the company goes bust - then what?! Blah0 -
Insurance policies are protected up to 90% of their value by the Govt if an insurer goes bust.
https://www.fscs.org.ukTrying to keep it simple...
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