eziFunerals is a new online funeral platform that empowers consumers Australia wide, but this free and innovative funeral service isn’t well understood by many grieving families. Many don’t know how they can save thousands of dollars on funeral costs and take control of their funeral rights. With that in mind, here are ten frequently asked […]
Australia’s largest online consumer advocate and funeral planning platform, eziFunerals, holds grave concerns for grieving families as public listed company, InvoCare, acquires another community and family owned funeral home. InvoCare has recently announced that it has entered into another sales agreement to acquire the business and assets of Archer & Sons Funeral Homes based in […]
What you need to know Most funeral directors allow people to ‘prepay’ their funeral, with the cost calculated on the choices that the person selects, such as the style of coffin and the type of service. These funerals are in ‘today’s dollars’ and can be paid as a lump sum or in instalments. This is […]
Not all funeral directors are the same, so it pays to do your homework! Don’t be deceived by the large funeral brand names advertised on a billboard, in the newspaper, on radio or in the media. Often, large publicly listed companies will use family brand names with their advertising, because they know consumers will be […]
Australia’s largest online consumer advocate and funeral planning platform, eziFunerals, holds grave concerns for consumers and Independent Funeral Homes as public listed companies, InvoCare and Propel Funeral Partners, acquire more family owned funeral homes. Following Propel Funeral Partners recent acquisition of Newhaven Funerals Pty Ltd in North Queensland, InvoCare has been busy acquiring more independent funeral homes, with […]
The current commission of inquiry into the finance sector has raised the prospect for another investigation into the funeral industry, according to eziFunerals Founder, Peter Erceg. Peter Erceg says, despite several government inquiries, state governments have failed to tackle ongoing community concerns about misleading practices and a growing concentration of market share by two public […]