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When someone passes away far from their loved ones, the arrangements for the transfer of ashes can be complicated and impact our grieving process. That’s why at Stelae, we offer this service to provide peace of mind to families during these difficult times.
Cremation is becoming an increasingly popular option in Spain due to its relatively low price and the simplicity of the process compared to a traditional burial. Nowadays, it is an option that is affordable to all pockets. Read on to discover how much a cremation will cost in Spain.
The price of a cremation can vary depending on which services are included. Below we will show you some of the aspects that influence the final cost of cremation.
What do Spaniards die from? Find about the main causes of death in Spain. We provide you with a complete analysis to help you reflect on your own life and become aware of the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle.
The main causes of death in Spain are related to certain types of diseases. Here are some of the conclusions we can draw from recent data.
You have probably heard of inheritance tax and wondered what it is. You may be aware that it is a tax that you pay when you receive an inheritance, but how does it work? At Stelae we will answer all your questions.
What is inheritance tax? It is a tax that is paid when you receive an inheritance. It is levied on the wealth received, based on its net value, i.e. the value of the asset minus the value of any associated debts.
What happens to the debts of a deceased person? When a loved one has died with debts, family will need to know who is responsible for them and how to proceed. At Stelae we will explain how to handle this situation.
Under Spanish law, when a person dies, their debts do not disappear. Liability falls on their estate, i.e. their assets and property, which must be used to pay creditors, unless the heirs assume this liability.