3 Ways to Avoid Feeling Overwhelmed at Work – New Boss Edition

Posted by Lapointe Insurance
On July 16, 2022

POV: You’ve earned your way up to the top after years of endlessly putting 110% into everything you do. But there’s a catch: once you assume your new leadership position , thoughts of guilt and doubt come across your mind. There’s so much to do and so little time to do it; was this promotion a mistake?

The Do’s and Don’ts of Septic Tanks

Posted by Lapointe Insurance
On June 16, 2022

When you buy a home with a septic tank that means your tank is part of your homeowner’s policy. But does that mean ANYTHING that happens to your tank will be covered? Not necessarily. We’re going to discuss three main questions in this article: 1) When is my septic tank covered under my home insurance?; 2) When is my septic tank NOT covered?; 3) How should I properly maintain my tank to avoid potential damage?

Life Insurance vs. Burial Insurance: Knowing your Options

Posted by Lapointe Insurance
On June 2, 2022

The opposite of life is death, but the opposite of life insurance isn’t funeral insurance, funeral insurance is actually a type of life insurance that serves a specific purpose. Read on to check similarities and differences between the two types of insurance and make your future decisions informed ones.

Top Memorial Day Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Posted by Lapointe Insurance
On May 27, 2022

Everyone knows summer’s around the corner when Memorial Day weekend plans come up. We want to make sure your Memorial Day festivities are enjoyed safely; read on to see everything that can go wrong ahead of time so you can plan to make it right!

How to Avoid a Wreck on your Deck

Posted by Lapointe Insurance
On May 6, 2022

It’s the first week of May, the sun is calling; It’s officially National Deck Safety Month! Read on to explore ways you can avoid a “Wreck on your Deck” and find all you need to know about proper deck safety and maintenance!

RI Real IDs- Everything You Need To Know!

Posted by Lapointe Insurance
On September 12, 2019

"Though it is optional, it is important to know that after the October 1st 2020 date, you will be required to show a REAL ID to board a plane or enter into a federal building. A standard license will no longer be an acceptable form of identification."