The passing of a loved ones often prompts many people to consider the provisions they have made for the future.
A funeral plan is an easy way to arrange the funeral you want
in advance. A plan allows you to specify your wishes and pay
for the funeral director’s services included in your plan. As our customers often tell us, that can bring peace of mind to you
and your family. A plan from Golden Charter also includes an allowance towards third party costs. These are essential,
non-funeral director services such as the cremation or burial fees, plus the minister or officiant’s fee to perform the service.
At Dunnett’s Funeral Director’s, we work in partnership with Golden Charter to provide you with a simple way to plan ahead. As one of the UK’s largest funeral plan providers*, Golden Charter has helped 900,000 people make funeral provisions**
so we’re completely confident in offering their plans to you.
Everyone has different needs when it comes to funeral planning, so we make sure the plans we offer are as flexible as possible. When you get in touch, we’ll be happy to discuss your funeral requirements and tailor a plan to suit you. Rest assured a plan from Golden Charter is available to all UK residents, regardless of age or state of health.
Would you like to know more information about how a Golden Charter funeral plan could work for you? We can provide you with all of the information you need to make an informed
decision for you and your family, so get in touch today!
*Based on a Golden Charter analysis and independent
research of the funeral plan market size as at January 2023.
**Correct at March 2023
Dunnett’s Funeral Director’s is an appointed representative of Golden Charter Limited trading as Golden Charter Funeral
Plans which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN:965279).
Registered in England No. 02511598 Registered Office:
One Fleet Place, London EC4M 7WS.
If you would like to know more about the benefits of a
pre-paid funeral plan, contact us on 01955 605678 or
01847 896888.
