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The tragic event brought on an outpouring of sympathy and condolences from across the nation The funeral received national TV coverage and the words of the Mayor of Bathurst Stephen Brunet seemed to express the thoughts of all those in attendance when he spoke to the parents

Thousands turn out for Shazia funeral | CathNews Asia

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Thousands turned out at Lahore's Catholic Cathedral Monday for the . funeral. of Shazia, the 12-year-old Christian domestic servant who is alleged to have died from mistreatment at the hands of her employers. ...

What type of insurance should I buy to pay for my funeral expense?
Q. I am single. I do not make enough money to be able to save for my funeral. When I save money some emergency always comes along to take it. I do not want my family to have to pay for my funeral expenses. All I want is enough to bury me and that won't be a fancy affair. I am 49 years old. What should I buy? pebbalop - I had never heard of Funeral Expense Insurance. That is why I asked the question. To find out my options. Thanks for letting me know there was such a thing.
Asked by Sharon P - Mon Dec 17 15:28:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Funeral insurance is basically a low face value, whole life insurance policy. Frankly, if you put the money in a mayonaise jar, you'll be better off, IMO. You're probably looking at $5,000 of coverage. I have no idea what that would cost at your age, but it's not likely to cost less than $50 a month. And if you put that money into a jar, you can have your $5,000 in about 8 years. If you buy a small face value whole life policy with it, then 9 years from now, you're still paying $50 a month. Life insurance companies are basically betting you're going to live long enough to pay in MORE than they're going to pay out. And they're generally right.
Answered by mbrcatz - Mon Dec 17 20:02:34 2007