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What is a simple direct cremation?

By Daniel Avila

What is a simple direct cremation?

Simply put, direct cremation (sometimes called simple cremation) is the most basic form of cremation. Your loved one is collected, the cremation takes place without witnesses, and the ashes are returned (usually in a simple cardboard or plastic urn).

Is it cheaper to prepay for cremation?

A prepaid cremation can reduce the overall cost of your cremation or allow you to pay in installments over time. Some crematories and funeral homes offer a discount if you pay in advance. Usually, a prepaid cremation means signing a contract with a crematory or funeral home.

How much should a basic cremation cost?

The average cremation cost is between $4,000 and $7,000 depending on the type of cremation. Direct cremation costs between $2,000 and $5,000….How Much Does a Funeral Cost with Cremation?

ItemCost
Total without cremation casket and urn$5,365
Cremation casket$1,310
Urn$295

Can you just have a cremation and no service?

A direct cremation involves no formal funeral service. It is usually unattended but, in the case of family-led funerals, can include a gathering of mourners. It is ideal if you want a small funeral, either because of cost or due to the wishes of your loved one.

Is preplanning a funeral a good idea?

Preplanning your own funeral can provide peace of mind to you and your family. It lessens the burden on loved one’s by having a plan in place, while allowing you to put your preferences in writing. It also gives you time to think about how you want others to remember you.

What is a burial bank account?

A burial account is a specifically designated account of up to $1,500 in value set aside to pay for funeral expenses. Each eligible individual and spouse may have their own burial account. However, once money is designated as a burial account, the eligible individual cannot use the fund for non-burial purposes.

Can you be cremated without a service?