I have a love-hate relationship with talking about death. On one hand, it feels excruciatingly painful to imagine a life without any of my loved ones. On the other hand, it reminds me of how we are all inevitably on the same path, regardless of our status and wealth. Source: Erickoh | Giphy Over the years, I’ve realised the importance of starting the conversation of end-of-life planning, especially when matters like death can come by in the most unexpected ways. By having such conversations, we would be able to state our preferences and make arrangements according to our loved ones’ wishes. We’ve previously looked at the most important things to note for funeral matters. Beyond funeral arrangements, planning is crucial for after-funeral matters as well. A Guide to After-Funeral Service Arrangements in Singapore Depending on your beliefs, you may wish to indicate how you want your remains to be handled....