Isn't funeral planning primarily for older people?
Funeral planning is for anyone; many more people in their 50s and 60s are prearranging and prepaying for their funerals. Some view it as a matter of getting their estate in order; others see it as a sound investment.

What if I already have a prearrangement?
Prearrangements are transferable, which can help you if you have moved or would like to make changes in your prearrangement. This re-arranging your prearrangement could possibly save you money.

Can I involve my family?
As with other major decisions, most parents want to involve their children. Sharing your ideas with family members helps form a closer bond, and they appreciate your decision to include them in such a critical discussion.

What happens to my money?
While complying with stringent state regulations, your investment will grow over time to keep pace with the rising cost of funerals.

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Taken in part from Fore Thought's Common questions about planning and paying for a funeral