In recent years, Texas has experienced its fair share of extreme weather conditions, from high winds in the scorching summer to freezing temperatures in the unforgiving winter. These tumultuous weather patterns can leave your home and automobile vulnerable to damage. At TMA Insurance Trust, we understand the unique challenges physicians in Texas face when it comes to protecting your valuable assets. Our mission is to help you find insurance policies that not only help safeguard your investments but also save you money in the process.

With the New Year upon us, one common resolution is to save money, which is particularly important for physicians managing many insurance policies. An effective way to turn this resolution into reality is by exploring potential savings and discounts on auto and home insurance. TMA Insurance Trust has made reviewing, simplifying, and comparing your policies easy.

As a physician, you likely have a better income than many, but that’s no reason to spend more than you need to on auto or home insurance. Even if you were happy with your rate when you secured your policy, it is subject to change. Perhaps you may be paying more now than you did at that time. Why not take a look? You may be surprised at the savings.

For most of us, the holidays are a joyous, yet expensive time of year. By the time January begins, we’re ready for a fresh start, and welcome the idea of saving money instead of spending. For physicians in Texas, these savings could be easy! May we suggest getting a quote through TMA Insurance Trust on your home and auto insurance, and finding out how much you can save?

Winter is once again on its way. And with it comes the threat of severe weather and the risk of accidents on the road and damage to your property. 

Home sweet home. There’s no place like home. Home is where the heart is.

But after a year of lockdowns and restrictions, most people are getting tired of staring at the same four walls. If you are thinking about making some changes, you are not alone. It is reported that Americans spent $339 billion last year in home improvements.

Eating almost all our meals from home had us longing for a nicer kitchen with new cabinets, updated countertops, and energy-efficient appliances. In search of a quiet place to study or work, we invested in a comfortable, well-equipped home office. Gym closures led us to put in a home gym and maybe even a backyard pool. Canceled vacations made us re-imagine how to convert porches, patios, and decks as outdoor retreats.

Whether you already own your own home or plan on relocating in retirement, there are several opportunities for you to save money on homeowners insurance, if you or your spouse is 55 years of age or older. An advisor can review your current policy to determine if you are paying more than necessary, and help you take advantage of some industry savings that may be available to you at this stage in life.

In response to the economic crisis this year, we know that the Federal Reserve dropped interest rates to historic lows. This inspired many homeowners to refinance and benefit from lower mortgage rates in the long term. But some homeowners may be overlooking another source of potential savings! Could you benefit from lower rates on your homeowners insurance?