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University of Dundee Funeral Poverty in Dundee Bickerton, Ruth; Morelli University of Dundee Funeral Poverty in Dundee Bickerton, Ruth; Morelli, Carlo DOI: 10.20933/100001153 Publication date: 2019 Document Version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Link to publication in Discovery Research Portal Citation for published version (APA): Bickerton, R., & Morelli, C. (2019). Funeral Poverty in Dundee: Funeral Link Evaluation. 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Oct. 2021 Funeral Poverty in Dundee Funeral Link Evaluation Ruth Bickerton and Carlo Morelli University of Dundee Final Report July 2019 Project Reference Number SIF-R3-S2-LUPS-017 Lead Applicant Dundee City Council Project Title Tackling Funeral Poverty in Dundee through Social Enterprise Table of Contents Executive Summary ............................................................................................................... 6 Recommendations ................................................................................................................................................ 7 CHAPTER 1: Introduction........................................................................................................ 9 CHAPTER 2: The Funeral Process .......................................................................................... 11 2.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 11 2.2 Death ..................................................................................................................................... 11 2.3 The Consumer and choosing a Funeral Director ....................................................................... 11 2.4 The Funeral Market ................................................................................................................ 18 2.5 Summary Conclusion .............................................................................................................. 22 CHAPTER 3: Funerals and Funeral Poverty Data ................................................................... 24 3.1 Funeral Costs .......................................................................................................................... 24 Average Costs – UK and Scotland, 2018 ............................................................................................................. 24 Burial Funeral Average Costs, 2018, UK, Scotland and Dundee ......................................................................... 25 Cremation Funeral Average Costs, 2018, UK, Scotland and Dundee .................................................................. 25 Changing Funeral Costs ....................................................................................................................................... 25 3.2 Dundee Funerals ..................................................................................................................... 26 Funeral Directors ................................................................................................................................................ 26 Burial Fees ........................................................................................................................................................... 27 Crematoria Fees .................................................................................................................................................. 29 3.3 Funeral Poverty ...................................................................................................................... 31 Definition ............................................................................................................................................................ 31 UK level ............................................................................................................................................................... 32 Dundee level ....................................................................................................................................................... 32 Funeral Spend by Income ................................................................................................................................... 34 3.4 Average Costs, Social Fund payments and potential shortfalls .................................................. 35 3.5 Funeral Poverty Indicators in Dundee ...................................................................................... 36 Scottish Indices of Multiple Deprivation ............................................................................................................. 36 Unemployment rates .......................................................................................................................................... 37 Benefits rates ...................................................................................................................................................... 38 Long-term sick ..................................................................................................................................................... 38 Gross weekly earnings ........................................................................................................................................ 38 Death Rates ......................................................................................................................................................... 39 3.6 Conclusions ............................................................................................................................ 40 CHAPTER 4: Government Action ........................................................................................... 42 4.1 Scottish Government .............................................................................................................. 42 Funeral Poverty Policy ........................................................................................................................................ 42 Inspectors of Crematoria and Funeral Directors ................................................................................................. 42 Funeral Support Payment ................................................................................................................................... 43 Incentivised Savings ............................................................................................................................................ 43 4.2 UK Government ...................................................................................................................... 44 Competition and Markets Authority ................................................................................................................... 44 Treasury Pre-Paid Plans Consultation ................................................................................................................. 44 Funeral Payments ............................................................................................................................................... 44 4.3 Local Government .................................................................................................................. 44 Respectful Funeral Services ................................................................................................................................ 44 Credit Unions ...................................................................................................................................................... 45 CHAPTER 5: Funeral Link ...................................................................................................... 46 5.1 Proposal for the Social Enterprise ............................................................................................ 46 5.2 Rationale for Funeral Link ....................................................................................................... 46 5.3 Funeral Link: Set up and Practicalities ...................................................................................... 46 - June – November 2018 .............................................................................................................................. 47 - November – December, 2018 .................................................................................................................... 47 - January – March, 2019 ............................................................................................................................... 48 - March – June, 2019 ...................................................................................................................................
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