Since it opened its doors in 1963, Lincoln Heritage has specialized in one type of life insurance: final expense. Its Funeral Advantage policy is tailored to those who want to purchase coverage to take care of their funeral, burial and end-of-life expenses.

We specialize in helping people cover their funeral costs and other final expenses. Cash benefits are paid within 24 hours, once a claim is approved. Whole life benefits available up to $20,000. No health examination necessary to apply, just a few health questions on the application.

Jack Londen Lincoln Heritage Life Insurance Company was founded by Jack Londen in 1963 - a time when final expense insurance claims could take several months to be paid to policyholders.

A prepaid funeral plan allows you to pay for the essential elements of a funeral in advance, either for yourself or for someone else. Plans typically cover many (though not all) of the costs associated with a funeral, such as a coffin and a hearse.

Types of funeral plans Basic: might just cover the cost of your burial or cremation, have restrictions on time and date of the funeral and when your loved ones can view the body. Standard: might provide a limousine for the funeral procession, basic coffin, along with the cover provided by a basic plan.

A funeral plan is a simple and straightforward way for people aged 50 or over to cover the cost of a funeral in advance and put arrangements in place. A funeral plan is a basic life insurance policy that provides money to pay for the policyholder's funeral expenses when they die.

The Purpose of a Funeral Service Funerals allow us to say goodbye. Funerals offer continuity and hope for the living. Funerals provide a support system for us, friends, family members and the community. Funerals allow us to reflect on the meaning of life and death.

How to plan a funeral service

1. Planning a funeral ahead of time.
2. Choose a type of service.
3. Pick a venue and date for the service.
4. Planning a religious funeral.
5. Planning a non-religious funeral.
6. Consider what type of coffin you want.
7. Include music and readings in the service.
8. Plan the order of service booklet for the funeral.

Types of funeral plans Basic: might just cover the cost of your burial or cremation, have restrictions on time and date of the funeral and when your loved ones can view the body. Standard: might provide a limousine for the funeral procession, basic coffin, along with the cover provided by a basic plan.

A funeral service, whether traditional or more modern (memorial service or celebration-of-life), has two functions: to acknowledge the death and lifetime achievements of an individual and to bring grieving family members and friends together in support of one another during this difficult time.

The Purpose of a Funeral Service Funerals help us acknowledge that someone we love has died. Funerals allow us to say goodbye. Funerals offer continuity and hope for the living. Funerals provide a support system for us, friends, family members and the community.

A funeral provides for the dignified and respectful care of the deceased. The event itself is our way of paying special tribute to the life of a loved one and the positive influence they have had over our lives. Holding the service allows us to feel that we have done the right and honorable thing for them.