Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a prearrangement funeral service contract?

The correct choice indicates that details of investment and administration of trust are not a requirement for a prearrangement funeral service contract. In Washington State, when establishing a prearrangement funeral service contract, the law primarily emphasizes certain aspects such as a description of the services to be provided, the total purchase price along with payment terms, and the signatures of the parties involved, which includes the consumer and the funeral establishment personnel.

While managing the funds through a trust is an important aspect of prearrangement contracts to ensure that the funds are appropriately safeguarded for future funeral services, it does not need to be explicitly detailed in the contract itself. The focus is more on the specifics of the agreement concerning the services and payments rather than the financial management strategies. Therefore, while investment and trust administration practices are important administrative details, they are not mandated content in the contract itself. This underscores the emphasis on consumer clarity and mutual agreement on service expectations and costs rather than the logistics of financial management.