NEWS AND ARTICLES

There is still no bright light at the end of the tunnel during the Covid-19 pandemic. These difficult times, with all the uncertain days ahead of us, we strive to help ourselves, our loved ones, and the people around us, be safe from it all.

It is that time of the year again when we remember our relatives and friends who have passed away.

Whether it’s getting married, becoming a parent, changing jobs, entering retirement or facing other big events in life, knowing how to best prepare for the expected and unexpected can help make the transition smoother.

Losing a loved one is always hard, but honoring their final wishes can provide a sense of fulfillment in the midst of grief. However, many people avoid thinking about their own death, even if they believe it’s a long way off, and thus don’t share their posthumous preferences with friends and family.

People often veer away from conversations involving death, but 43-year-old supervising science research specialist Marie Galit faces it head-on.

Pre-planning a funeral in the Philippines can be overwhelming, from choosing where you’d like to be buried given the variety of memorial lots available, to deciding how long the wake would last. Without a plan, your family will be saddled with expensive costs. Is your family financially prepared to handle all the expenses the unfortunate happens?