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Funeral Home Business Management and Operations Flashcards

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  1. Under the FTC Funeral Rule, funeral homes are required to provide a General Price List (GPL) to consumers at what point?

    Answer: Upon beginning in-person arrangements

    The FTC Funeral Rule mandates that funeral homes offer the GPL at the start of any in-person discussion of funeral arrangements.

  2. Which document must a funeral home provide that itemizes every available funeral good and service along with its price?

    Answer: General Price List

    The General Price List (GPL) is the comprehensive document required by the FTC Funeral Rule that lists all goods and services with individual prices.

  3. What is the primary purpose of the Statement of Funeral Goods and Services Selected given to the next of kin?

    Answer: To provide an itemized record of all chosen goods and services and their costs

    The Statement of Funeral Goods and Services Selected is an itemized written contract detailing the specific goods and services chosen and their individual prices.

  4. Under the FTC Funeral Rule, how long must funeral homes retain price list records?

    Answer: Three years

    The FTC Funeral Rule requires funeral homes to keep copies of price lists for at least three years from the date they were last distributed.

  5. Which of the following best describes 'unbundling' in funeral service?

    Answer: Allowing consumers to select and pay only for services they choose

    Unbundling means consumers can select individual goods and services rather than being required to purchase a pre-packaged arrangement.

  6. Which federal agency enforces the Funeral Rule that governs funeral home pricing disclosures?

    Answer: FTC

    The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforces the Funeral Rule, which protects consumers from deceptive funeral pricing practices.