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You Could Pay Thousands Less For A Funeral Just By Crossing The Street, says NPR series
National Public Radio recently aired a two-part series on the U.S. funeral industry, finding that funeral homes often make things confusing for consumers by not listing prices for services online so people can shop around and compare prices. This is … Continue reading