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A couple of weeks ago, WalMart announced they would be selling caskets on their web site…described in this article http://budurl.com/u2zc. Visit Saying Goodbye at http://Diesmart.com for more information about planning a funeral.
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January 12, 2010: Banana sheaves & bamboo – unusual combo for a casket? Not anymore. — Many people today are looking for a green burial solution. That's one that doesn't use chemicals that pollute the earth and doesn't leave a body in a metal casket for many years. They also want ...
January 6, 2010: Dying in the year 2010: Why Is It Different? — On January 1, 2010, the rules about taxing inherited asets changed. To understand why dying in the year 2010 is different from dying in any other year, you must understand how inherited assets are ...
December 6, 2009: Maybe you can’t buy a casket online – in Georgia! — Costco has been selling caskets over the internet for the last five years. But, because of regulations that make a sale in that state unattractive, they are not selling them in Georgia. As soon as ...
Maybe you can’t buy a casket online – in Georgia! : Costco has been selling caskets over the internet for the last five years. But, because of regulations that make a sale in that state unattractive, they are not selling them in Georgia. As soon as Walmart recently announced that they are also going to be selling caskets online, they received a letter from the Georgia [...]...
The Federal Estate Tax : Pay attention to the House of Representatives this week! It appears our government is getting ready to decide how to change the current federal estate tax laws over the next couple of weeks. Will the House of Representatives recommend the 2009 $3.5 million federal estate tax exemption allowance become the permanent allowance starting in [...]...
Why doesn’t death cancel a subscription? : If you have an elderly or incapacitated relative who would like a new service or subscription, be sure to put it in their name, NOT yours. Request “user” access so you can pay the bills but don’t put the account(s) in your name. If you do, you may be sorry.A recent AARP magazine [...]...
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