Question: How do I transfer money for funeral payments?

Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Get help with funeral costs (Funeral Expenses Payment)
section_headers: What you’ll get
section_content: Funeral Expenses Payment can help pay for some of the costs of the following:

burial fees for a particular plot
cremation fees, including the cost of the doctor’s certificate
travel to arrange or go to the funeral
the cost of moving the body within the UK, if it’s being moved more than 50 miles
death certificates or other documents

You can also get money for any other funeral expenses, such as funeral
director’s fees, flowers or the coffin. You can get up to:

£700 if the person died before 8 April 2020
£1,000 if the person died on or after 8 April 2020

The payment will not usually cover all of the costs of the funeral.
How much you get depends on your circumstances. This includes any other money
that’s available to cover the costs, for example from an insurance policy or
the deceased person’s estate.
Check the claim form notes for full details of what Funeral Expenses Payment covers.
If the deceased had a pre-paid funeral plan, you can only get up to £120 to
help pay for items not covered by their plan.

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This does not address how to transfer money. This answer only states what expenses can be paid for.
This tells the user what funeral payments can be used for and how much, but does not address transfers.

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Get help with funeral costs (Funeral Expenses Payment)
section_headers: How the money is paid
section_content: Funeral Expenses Payment is paid into your bank, building society or credit
union account if you’ve already paid for the
funeral.
The money will be paid directly to the organiser of the funeral (for example,
the funeral director) if you have not paid yet.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This explains that the money will be directly transferred to the organiser if the funeral was not paid for, but doesn't talk about any other type of transfer.
This only answers where the money goes and how it gets there. It can be improved by including how a person themselves can transfer money.

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Arrange the funeral
section_headers: Funeral costs
section_content: Funeral costs can include:

funeral director fees
things the funeral director pays for on your behalf (called ‘disbursements’ or ‘third-party costs’), for example crematorium or cemetery fees, or a newspaper announcement about the death
local authority burial or cremation fees

Funeral directors may list all these costs in their quote. You can get quotes
from several funeral directors to see what is available within your budget.
Paying for a funeral
The funeral can be paid for:

from a financial scheme the person had, for example a pre-paid funeral plan or insurance policy
by you, or other family members or friends
with money from the person’s estate (savings, for example) - getting access to this is called applying for a ‘grant of representation’ (sometimes called ‘applying for probate’)

You can apply for a Funeral Expenses Payment if you have
difficulty paying for the funeral.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
There is no information about making transfers from the funeral account, rather just information about expenses.
This answer does not speak of how a person can transfer money themselves. This answer only speaks of what is included in funeral costs and how a funeral can be paid. It does not tell the grieving person how to transfer money.

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