FuneralExperts.com joins forces with NotifyNOW and InheritNOW to transform support for bereaved families across the UK

New partnership ensures families can notify organisations swiftly and access urgent financial support at one of the most difficult moments in their lives.
Manchester, England - March 3, 2026 - FuneralExperts.com [http://funeralexperts.com/], the UK's leading independent and impartial frontline bereavement support service, has announced a new partnership with The Estate Registry's services NotifyNOW [https://notifynow.uk/] and InheritNOW [https://inheritnow.co.uk/]to transform the way families are supported following a death - helping them notify organisations efficiently and access vital financial assistance before probate is granted.

Through the new partnership, families supported by FuneralExperts.com will be able to use NotifyNOW's secure digital service to inform multiple organisations of a death in one step, removing the stress of repeated phone calls and paperwork at an already overwhelming time.

Crucially, those dealing with the death of a loved one will also be supported through InheritNOW, which enables families to access funds to help cover immediate costs such as funeral expenses and essential living needs before the estate is finalised.

The collaboration brings together organisations with a shared mission: to remove unnecessary complexity, stress, and financial hardship from the bereavement process, and to ensure families are treated with dignity, clarity, and compassion.

FuneralExperts.com works nationwide in partnership with NHS Trusts, local authorities, coroners, hospices, and care providers, offering free, independent advice and support to people navigating death, bereavement, and funeral arrangements.

The organisation's trained advisers support families with compassion and clarity at a time of loss, offering emotional support, practical assistance, and clear, reliable information. This includes impartial funeral planning, welfare benefits advice, and help with essential tasks such as contacting organisations and accessing specialist bereavement support.

Joanne Regan, Director of Operations at FuneralExperts.com, said: "Too many families face unnecessary distress after a death - struggling to understand what to do next, who to contact, and how to cope financially. This partnership allows us to remove barriers at exactly the moment people need help the most.

"By combining our frontline support with the power of NotifyNOW and InheritNOW, we can ensure families are not left chasing organisations or worrying about money while they grieve. It's about dignity, compassion, and making sure no one is left to navigate this process alone."

NotifyNOW enables families to notify more than 2,000 organisations - including banks, utilities, insurers, and service providers - through a single secure process, while InheritNOW provides access to funds before probate to help cover urgent costs.

Together, both services - provided by The Estate Registry - represent a significant step forward in enhancing bereavement support in the UK.

Phil Hickson, Senior Vice President of Partnerships at The Estate Registry, said: "Through NotifyNOW and InheritNOW, we are ensuring families can deal with practical and financial matters simply, securely, and with dignity - without being overwhelmed by forms, phone calls, or uncertainty.

"By working in partnership with organisations like FuneralExperts.com, we are helping to build a more compassionate, joined-up system of support - one that recognises the emotional reality of bereavement while providing clear, practical solutions when families need them most."

Independent evaluation by Anglia Ruskin University has shown the impact of FuneralExperts.com's work, including average savings of 900 per family and hundreds of thousands of pounds unlocked in welfare entitlements each year, alongside increased capacity for clinical and public sector partners."

The organisation also holds the NHS Innovation Service's highest rating, reflecting its credibility and effectiveness within the health and care system.

This new partnership strengthens a growing ecosystem of organisations working to ensure that compassion, clarity, and practical support sit at the heart of bereavement care in the UK.

About The Estate Registry

The Estate Registry was created by a team of professionals with experience throughout the USA, Canada, and the UK. We identified the challenges of estate management as an area where individuals and organisations could benefit from services that help automate and smooth the transition of assets to beneficiaries, making the process simple and straightforward.

About Funeral Experts

Funeral Experts (FuneralExperts.com) is the UK's only independent, frontline bereavement navigation service, operating in partnership with NHS trusts, local authorities, coroners, and care providers. Completely free to families, the service combines practical funeral support, welfare benefits advocacy, and compassionate guidance from the moment of death. Independently validated by Anglia Ruskin University and holding the NHS Innovation Service's highest maturity rating, Funeral Experts ensure no family faces funeral poverty or navigates bereavement alone. For more information, visit www.funeralexperts.com or call 0800-086-8887 for personalised support.

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