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preneed

British  
/ priːˈniːd /

adjective

  1. arranged or made available in advance of eventual requirements

    preneed funeral arrangements

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That’s if they can find the information for the “preneed arrangement,” as they are sometimes called.

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The Georgia Secretary of State’s Office announced plans to reorganize to strengthen oversight of preneed funeral and burial payments.

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It says the parlor also substituted different color caskets than what preneed policy owners chose about 20 times between 2016 and 2018.

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The indictment says Robinson falsely represented that he was state-licensed to sell preneed plans.

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The indictment says that between 2011 and 2014, Robinson sold a preneed funeral plan to a couple in Southaven, collecting nearly $7,300 from them and using the money for his own purposes.

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