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Everest to Advocate for Consumers By Breathing Life into Dieing Industry

by everestfuneralcanada | Aug 3, 2005 | Everest

Revolutionary solution prepares consumers for life’s certain outcome HOUSTON, August 3, 2005 – Everest today announced its launch in the United States as the first nationwide funeral concierge service. Premiering as an independent consumer advocate in the death care...

Whom will your family turn to when you die?

by everestfuneralcanada | Jul 19, 2004 | Everest

Active Adult Summer, 2004 It’s a little known fact: the third most expensive purchase most Canadians will make, after their houses and their cars, is their funeral. The average cost of a funeral, plus cremation or burial, is estimated to be between $5,000 and...

You want an urn with that?

by everestfuneralcanada | Feb 13, 2004 | Everest

THE WEEK February 13, 2004 With 5,000 Americans dying every day without professional funeral planning, the industry has unlimited growth potential, said Robert Powell in CBSmarketwatch.com. The new Everest Funeral Package provides a “qualified death-planning expert,”...

Just what will our savings need to buy us in old age?

by everestfuneralcanada | Feb 1, 2004 | Everest

CBS.MarketWatch.com SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) — At this point, it’s a hardy American, or a foolhardy one, who has resisted the call to save for retirement. But how many people nearing retirement have a clear sense of what, exactly, they’ll be spending...

Funeral planning remains an unaddressed market in U.S.

by everestfuneralcanada | Jan 2, 2004 | Everest

BOSTON (CBS.MW) The sun will rise in the east tomorrow, and thousands of Americans — about 5,000, on average — will die. Many will have departed without leaving behind a plan. We’re not talking about a will or an estate plan but one that speaks to...

Everest to Advocate for Consumers By Breathing Life into Dieing Industry

Whom will your family turn to when you die?

You want an urn with that?

Just what will our savings need to buy us in old age?

Funeral planning remains an unaddressed market in U.S.

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