Free Veteran's Burial Benefits Guide
What veterans and their spouses need to know about their burial benefits.

Those who devote their lives to service for our country deserve the highest honors—and that includes burial honors. There are many benefits that our government affords to veterans and their family members upon death, and rightly so. However, many veteran families may not be fully aware of what these benefits are, or how to claim them.
That’s why we’ve put together a quick guide, which you can download for free. Essentially, our guide lists a few of the veteran’s burial benefits that can be claimed, outlining the available options and providing some practical steps for attaining them.
The guide is yours, as a gift from us—and we hope it will be useful. Just tell us a little bit about yourself and you’ll immediately receive your downloadable guide.
Just a few of these tasks include:
- Gathering the proper paperwork
- Completing the necessary documentation
- Calling relatives and friends
- Communicating with the funeral home
- Paying for the necessary services
- Attending to all necessary funeral arrangements
It’s a lot to take in, and during a season of grief, it can be difficult to remember everything. That’s why we’ve created a guide—a full list of 125 things you need to do, and decisions you need to make, when a loved one dies.
We invite you to download the full list today, as our gift to you. Just share a little information about yourself and then claim your free download!
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