Obviously.
Someone is going to have to pay for your funeral, and it sure as won't be you. You're dead.
If you're willing to put that type of burden on someone you care about (and trust me, someone WILL have to deal with it) for an extra 10 bucks a month...then yes, you're an asshole.
CubanMustGo, you seem to have a general negative at ude towards me. What gives? Is it the protoplasm thing again?
Dude, I'll pony up with her in the afterlife. I'll spot her a couple dozen halo's for her troubles.
Or a few pitch-forks?
Whatever we're using for money, yeah. Think of it as a pack of smokes in prison.
If she goes before you do will you be pissed if she has no insurance? Or are you just going to fire up the grill?
With the at ude you constantly display here, you have to ask? In this particular instance:
- You call your wife dumb.
- You don't give a what happens to her or anyone else after you pass on.
- You defend your decision with little more than " it, I'll be dead."
That you even have to ask whether or not you're out of line shows an incredible amount of contempt and is the epitome of the "me-first" at ude that pervades the country. No thanks.
I'm married (sans children) and could never imagine leaving my wife in the lurch. We don't have a boatload of insurance but what we do have (term) should take care of expenses (including the mortgage) should I pass on before we reach retirement.
To marry someone and show such flagrant disregard for them is not, IMO, what marriage is all about. Obviously you feel differently.
Never even thought of that..................odd's are good we'll be divorced by then..............odd's are even better that I'll die first.
I'm playing the odds.
Well you are definitely odd.
[QUOTE]This is the first we've talked, I'm "johnsmith" good to meet you.
Quit putting words in my mouth, I said she was "not smart".- You call your wife dumb.
It will be tough to give a when I'm dead.- You don't give a what happens to her or anyone else after you pass on.
Not a decision to defend, it's a fact.- You defend your decision with little more than " it, I'll be dead."
You take the internets too serious chief.That you even have to ask whether or not you're out of line shows an incredible amount of contempt and is the epitome of the "me-first" at ude that pervades the country. No thanks.
Good job.I'm married (sans children) and could never imagine leaving my wife in the lurch. We don't have a boatload of insurance but what we do have (term) should take care of expenses (including the mortgage) should I pass on before we reach retirement.
Obviously.To marry someone and show such flagrant disregard for them is not, IMO, what marriage is all about. Obviously you feel differently.
Honestly, SFIE and I didn't have great insurance and are now in the process of acquiring good policies. We're really hoping I can still qualify for permanent insurance and I feel stupid for not having pursued this earlier. We started this before we got pregnant again, because of the simple reality check of realizing that neither of us would be able to pay the bills - not the house, the car, a funeral . . . nothing. And in this economy, I don't fancy trying to sell our hole of a house while coping with my husband's death.
You don't need huge amounts, you don't need a permanent policy or a investment vehicle. But basic term policies to cover the costs of funeral expenses, house, car, debt . . . that is just basic, man. That's taking care of each other.
We decided to pre-pay for our funerals. I don't want that expense burden placed on my family or his.
I'm not even married and/or have kids but I have a life insurance policy.
You are a self absorbent prick basically.
So I'm pretty sure we've got an answer to this question.
Cremations cost just as much as burials, I promise you.
Well damn ... if you hate her that much, why not just divorce now?
Highway robbery!Cremations cost just as much as burials, I promise you.
Well, my brother showed me the difference and it wasn't even close. Maybe he just had different info? I think it depends on direct cremation or not.Cremations cost just as much as burials, I promise you.
The difference was over $2k
But yeah, the costs can be similar.
I saw your post after .... at Sunset there was very little difference in price. I guess we should have shopped around?
There are so many options that the price between cremation and burial could be the same. He went with a direct cremation and bought the urn himself. He also did not choose to have any preparations done to the body since there was no viewing.I saw your post after .... at Sunset there was very little difference in price. I guess we should have shopped around?
He kept it very simple.
john, you should secretly take out a policy on HER.
pre-emptive strike that .
I think we have too ...
I can not believe that you are that self abosrbed to not think about the debt that you will leave behind with your so called loved ones, cause it's apparent that you do not love them enough to keep them out of debt after you die.
i thought we all agreed that women don't have the same value as men.
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