As a result of the 2021 Financial Conduct Authoirty regulations this product is no longer avaialble. The contents of this website are now for information only. The Plans are provided by Funeral Partners Limited - the UK's third largest network of funeral directors - regulated by The Funeral Planning Authority.
Your Clients' money is used to purchase a single premium whole of life assurance policy from the UK's largest mutual Life Assurance Company regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. With a guarantee that the costs of the services provided by the funeral director will be met however much funeral prices may rise in the future.
Your Clients' money is used to purchase a single premium whole of life assurance policy from the UK's largest mutual Life Assurance Company regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. With a guarantee that the costs of the services provided by the funeral director will be met however much funeral prices may rise in the future.
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How much do you charge for a Will? How much for a LPA? Advising your clients on the one thing that EVERYONE will need one day can provide considerable extra income to your practice. We never ask you to meet sales targets, nor do we offer "giveaways" - gadgets, sales competitions etc. Just a generous and realistic fee structure to reflect the work that you do.
Included in the prices of the Plans are contributions for other necessary expenses or 'disbursements' such as cemetery or cremation fees and Clergy fees if applicable. These amounts are based upon national averages and are increased regularly in line with inflation. So most, if not all, of the costs will be covered, but they are outside of the control of Funeral Partners Limited and cannot be guaranteed.
There is an old saying that the first time you provide a service to someone they are a customer - the next time they are a client. Obviously new "customers" are the life blood of any business, but providing services to existing clients is probably the easiest source of business. It really speaks for itself - they know you and they trust you - the two most important factors in building client rapport.
Many people, perhaps most people, are, understandably, not particularly keen to discuss their own funeral. However, if you are taking will instructions, it is possibly the only time someone is more or less expecting the subject to arise and is prepared to consider it. At least the question of preference for burial or cremation is commonly discussed.
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