Nationally, a funeral with viewing and burial had a median cost of $8,300 (2023, NFDA).
Prepaid funeral plans
In Kansas, all money paid on a prearranged funeral agreement must go into an insured bank, credit union or savings and loan, in a separate account in the buyer's and seller's names. The money and earnings stay there until death or until the buyer asks for it back. The buyer can choose to make the casket, urn and vault price, and the first $10,000 (adjusted each July 1 for inflation), irrevocable (K.S.A. 16-301 to 16-303).
Plan ahead
A small final expense policy can pay these costs so your family does not have to. Final expense in Kansas.
Common questions
How much does a funeral cost in Kansas?
Nationally, the median funeral with viewing and burial was $8,300 in 2023 and $6,280 with cremation. Prices in Kansas vary by funeral home, so ask for the itemized price list.
Is there help paying for a funeral in Kansas?
Check with your county. Many counties help when a family has no money.
Who regulates funeral homes in Kansas?
The state funeral licensing board.
