1. Integrity Benevolence Partners© A Solution That Truly Makes Sense
The Rest in Peace Plan
A Solution That Truly Makes Sense

2. At the end of life’s journey and our time on earth is done, there is one thing common to all families – decisions on how we best honor our loved ones.
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3. Unless death has come suddenly, there is usually a prolonged financial drain on the family, with new pressures coming to bear as the family struggles to properly honor the departed.
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4. Families struggle to find a balance between doing what they really feel is right in honoring their loved one and the reality of the financial expense of taking care of final arrangements.
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5. Unfortunately, the financial side of the equation wins out with the family barely scraping by to do the minimum, hating every minute of it and embarrassed over their inability to do more.
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6. . . . and with funeral costs ranging from $7,000 to $10,000 it is easy to see how even the most astute planners struggle with the unexpected costs of providing funeral arrangements.
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7. It is not intentional, just sometimes there are no alternatives.
Too many people die without making provisions for their final expenses, leaving the burden on family members.
It is not intentional, just sometimes there are no alternatives.
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8. Many are faced with the high cost of life insurance and sometimes major health issues that crop up late in life to drive up premiums even more.
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9. The average cost of life insurance, even for a healthy 70 year old is sometimes over $100 per month.
Being on a fixed retirement income, as many seniors are, that cost is just too high to overcome.
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10. And when you factor in health conditions, even those that are in better financial shape have difficulty paying the increased premiums.
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11. . . . and death then leaves the family with the financial burden of paying for the final expenses.
Families struggle to come up with the bare minimum to pay for the funeral and associated costs.
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12. That’s just the way it has been until now . . .
Finally, there is a viable, cost effective solution that just makes good sense.
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13. That simple, workable solution that families are finding is the
Rest in Peace
plan, provided by Integrity Benevolence Partners, a Texas-based non-profit membership organization that is designed to help cover the majority of final expenses.
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14. The Rest in Peace plan is NOT INSURANCE, but rather is a cooperative sharing of the burdens of final expenses with the help of others.
It is not designed to meet all financial needs, but plays a major role in helping with final expenses.
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15. Almost everyone qualifies and the cost is around 1/3 to ½ the cost of a life insurance contract.
The Rest in Peace plan IS NOT LIFE INSURANCE, but the member benefits provide funding to cover the funeral costs of final arrangements.
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16. Members make monthly donations and benefits are paid out, at their death, according to what level of membership they have chosen.
A small enrollment fee, along with the first month donation, is all needed to get going.
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17. Bronze
Silver
Gold
$2,500 maximum reimbursement to funeral home
$3,250 maximum reimbursement to funeral home
$3,750 maximum reimbursement to funeral home
$2,400 casket allowance
$3,250 casket allowance
$4,250 casket allowance
(shipped overnight)
$100 Clergy Honorarium
$900 Headstone allowance
$1,250 Headstone allowance
$650 maximum
cemetery reimbursement
Monthly donations range from $24 for ages at the lowest membership level up to $74 for someone ages at the highest membership level.
There are no health questions, no para-med exams, no physician statements. You must have no diagnosis of terminal illnesses within the past two years.
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18. If those conditions are met, you automatically qualify.
You can donate monthly or make a once a year contribution.
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19. At the end of the day, when the final financial decisions need to be made, the money is there for the dignity and respect that the loved one deserves.
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20. The journey is over with honor given where honor is due.
Rest in Peace
Gone but not forgotten
The journey is over with honor given where honor is due.
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21. It just makes sense, doesn’t it?
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22. presented by
Integrity
Benevolence
Partners
Copyright 2013
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