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Meet in a public setting and explore financial options. This seminar is sponsored by our church and is solely for the purpose of educating the consumer.
Final ExpensesThe Final Expense is principally composed of those in need of additional insurance for the specific purpose of paying for the expenses incurred at and around the time of death. In addition to funeral costs, final expenses can include hospital and other costs associated with an illness, probate costs (where applicable), as well as other debt and unforeseen cash outlays. Many lose their insurance when they retire. Often individuals near retirement do not have permanent coverage, and Social Security pays only $255 to a beneficiary at the time of death. This amount has not changed in over 40 years and today the cost of a funeral can easily reach $10,000.
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Planning for retirementThe average 65-year-old man retiring this year can expect to have another 17 years of living in front of him, according to the National Institute on Aging. For a woman, that number jumps to 20 years.
That's a lot of time to travel the world, enjoy hobbies and make memories with family and friends. On the other hand, it can also be a lot of time to stress about rising expenses and dwindling assets. |
Legally set up a Non Profit 501 3c
The recognition of your organization as a 501 c3 tax exempt entity by the Internal Revenue Service offers many advantages in helping your organization receive donations . Primarily, having an active 501c3 status allows donors to receive a tax deduction, provide grant funding, lower postage rates, and increase credibility within the community.
An attorney will take you through the entire process for a low fee. Your will receive legal status with the IRS and with your state as a legal tax exempt organization.
An attorney will take you through the entire process for a low fee. Your will receive legal status with the IRS and with your state as a legal tax exempt organization.