Britons are saving money on funerals as prices rise

Residents of the UK began to save on funerals amid a sharp rise in prices and record inflation. This was stated by experts, referring to the report of the insurance company Sunlife.

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According to the results of the study, every sixth family experienced serious financial difficulties. Each such family reduced the cost of a coffin and flowers.

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The crematoria have reportedly raised prices to offset the increase in fuel costs. According to the publication, in a number of areas of Britain, the cremation fee exceeds 1,000 pounds

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In addition, the British must pay for transport and rent for the hall for the farewell ceremony.
Earlier it became known that the news about a record rise in the cost of living in Britain caused serious dissatisfaction with its residents.

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Inflation in June turned out to be much higher than the forecast and reached 9.4%. This is the worst indicator among the countries of the “Big Seven” (G7). Its main trigger last month was the rise in food prices (by 9.8%) and gasoline (a jump of 18.1 pence per liter).

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The situation may worsen significantly in October, when wholesale energy prices increase.