On February 8th, lawmakers announced $267 million in funeral benefits as part of $2 billion in disaster relief funds, which will be distributed through the

Older voters (those that are 55 or older) that were worried about safely getting to the polls at the beginning of November while avoiding the

The scattering of a loved one’s ashes is a ceremonial, almost spiritual act, for setting that person free. For many of those that are left

Many companies and business owners have curated long-range plans concerning their business’ future and their company goals. However, with goals or plans that are shorter

When you think of the funeral business, it can seem dark and dreary, even creepy. There is, however, a sense of closure surrounding all those

Inflation rates are far surpassed by the rate of rising funeral costs in both the US and the UK. So, not only are costs increasing

Throughout the year, coronavirus woes and struggles have only been piling up. This is especially true for the death care industry—those working in it as

Millennials, those born between 1980 and 2000, are making a change in the world and that includes a change in the death care sector. It

Many have heard of the Dreamworks classic The Road to El Dorado, a tale of two adventurers who find the “City of Gold” itself: El

More than half of funeral directors have experienced increased cremation rates due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the 2020 Cremation and Burial Report, released

Since the start of humankind, there have been fundamental systems in place surrounding death and the handling of those that have passed. These systems have

Updated near the end of May 2020, the National Funeral Directors Association offers guidance on the cremation and burial of those diagnosed with COVID-19. Their