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#FuneralHome #NoViewingHall #CondolenceCulture #FuneralCosts #MutualAidService Why funeral homes across the country are closing one after another despite record-high death tolls, covering everything from the structure of funeral homes where meal prices were the essence to the "three-part rip-off" targeting bereaved families. Be sure to grab these three practical checklist items for no-viewing-hall funerals as well. 📌 Topics Covered in This Video The paradox: While 358,000 deaths are projected for 2024 (a record high), funeral homes are actually closing down. Cremation rate rises from 38.5% (2001) to 94% (2024): Funeral culture overturned in just one generation. The real reason the rate of no-viewing-hall funerals surged from less than 1% to 15-20%. "The essence of funeral homes was selling food" — A structure where businesses collapsed once the margin on meal costs disappeared. 3-day funeral: 15 million won vs. no-viewing-hall: 2 million won; where did the money go? - Average profit margin of 82.2% for funeral supplies at national university hospitals, 700,000 won rebate per call (First sanction by the Fair Trade Commission) Columbariums at capacity (Busan 95%), 3,924 solitary deaths (all-time high), an era with no one to carry coffins Social alternatives such as the joint agreement on cremation facilities between Geoje and Tongyeong and the legalization of mountain crematoriums 3 practical checklist items for no-wake funerals — Beware of inflated prices, verify mutual aid deposits, and record family agreements ⏱️ Chapter 0:00 Customer numbers are at an all-time high, yet the business is going bankrupt? 1:16 First, we'll soothe your heart — Simplification is not disrespect to parents 5:36 The essence of funeral homes was selling food 11:43 A structure that holds grief hostage — The 3-piece rip-off set 18:01 Domino — Columbariums are full, and there isn't even anyone to carry the coffin 23:49 So, what you can do right now — 3 items on the checklist 31:11 Wrap-up — It is not grief that is collapsing, but the bubble 💡 Reference Data Sources Statistics Korea Statistics on Causes of Death (2024), Fair Trade Commission Corrective Order on Funeral Rebates (2026), National Assembly Audit on Margin Rates of Funeral Supplies (2012·2014), Fair Trade Commission Status of Mutual Aid Industry (2024), Geoje-Tongyeong Agreement on Joint Use of Cremation Facilities (2023) 🔔 If this was helpful, please subscribe and like so more people can see it.