Cancel upcoming appointments, travel, prescriptions, memberships, and unneeded services

After a death, you may want to cancel any unneeded plans and services to avoid additional charges, get refunds, and let people know.

Here are instructions on how to cancel some of the most common types of services:

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Cancel appointments & unneeded services
Cancel appointments & unneeded services

Avoid additional charges, get refunds, and let people know.

Cancel refilling prescriptions and dispose of used prescriptions
Cancel refilling prescriptions and dispose of used prescriptions

Avoid additional charges and reduce the risk of misuse

Cancel or transfer newspapers, magazines, and journals
Cancel or transfer newspapers, magazines, and journals

After a death, you need to cancel any memberships to avoid additional charges, get refunds, and let people know. Sometimes though, you can just cancel the credit card, and let memberships lapse.

Cancel or transfer memberships
Cancel or transfer memberships

After a death, you need to cancel any memberships to avoid additional charges, get refunds, and let people know. Sometimes though, you can just cancel the credit card, and let memberships lapse.

Cancel any upcoming air travel
Cancel any upcoming air travel

Airlines may allow full refunds for airfare if the traveler passes away or if there is death in the family.


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