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March 2016

Funeral Director: Tell us your Story.

Funeral Director: Tell us Your Story?

Sharing your unique “funeral director” story helps to build a relationship between you and your families. With one story, you can transform a client into a loyal salesperson for your funeral home. A hard sell approach puts off families, but a good story pulls people in. Tell folks how and why you started your funeral home or how you got into t…

Delaware State Funeral Directors Association Meeting (DSFDA) – Trinity Funeral Funding Special Guest

Delaware State Funeral Directors Association – Please visit Trinity Funeral Funding on March 30, 2016 at this exciting and important meeting of funeral home directors in the Delaware, Maryland and surrounding areas.

Informing beneficiaries about Insurance Assignments

Funeral Homes inform families about Insurance Assignments?  3 easy steps on life insurance assignments for funeral services:

If your loved one has a life insurance policy with you as its beneficiary, let your funeral director know this when you make arrangements.  Any funeral home will want to be paid for services however, many will accept the insurance policy so you do not have to worry…

Does your Funeral Home have a “Family Retention Program”?

Does your Funeral Home have a “Family Retention Program”?

It’s more challenging today than ever to keep customers happy so an effective “family” retention strategy is key when it comes to a funeral home’s success.   Death-care industry competition is fierce with big companies like SCI and other national chains setting the bar so high.  Families don’t brag about funeral services…

Small Estate Affidavit and Insurance Assignments: when is it required?

Small Estate Affidavit and Insurance Assignments: when is it required?

All surviving family members must fill out a Small Estate Affidavit when the primary and contingent beneficiaries are deceased.  Or, if the primary beneficiary is deceased and there is no named beneficiary on a life insurance policy.  Some insurance companies have their own particular Small Estate Affidavits.  Others…

Insurance Assignment Funding for Funeral Services

7 reasons to use a Funeral Funding Company for Insurance Assignments?

Getting paid fast eliminates your accounts receivable

Assignment Funding Companies reduce your administrative costs by verifying policies, organizing paperwork and chasing the insurance companies.

Rates are exceptionally low so the fees are minimal and normally passed on.

Trinity Funeral Funding begins…

How to Make your Funeral Home Stand Out

Assignment Funding
Assignment funding is a simple process where a 3d party like Trinity funds the cost of your funeral services through an assignment of proceeds from an insurance policy. Here’s how it works. A one page insurance assignment is completed by the beneficiary and the Funeral Director, a claim form provided by either the insurance company or Trinity and a death certificate.

Best Funding Options for Funeral Homes

Even a thriving Funeral Home can get experience a cash crunch. It could be an emergency hearse repair, a life insurance assignment that’s delayed, a check that bounced, a bill that absolutely must be paid.  That’s when it’s easy to stumble into the not-so-hidden world of payday loans.

Payday loans are loans that are given out for relatively small amounts of money (usually less than $1,000)…

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