For many, dental insurance is the part of a health plan that often gets passed over, especially if your teeth have always been healthy. However, even preventive care like cleanings, X-rays, and the occasional unexpected procedure can bring costs that add up. If dental coverage wasn’t included when you renewed your health insurance, it creates a gap that affects both your protection and your budget. The good news? You can still add this valuable coverage.

As the New Year begins, one resolution that always pays off is finding ways to save more money. A smart place to start is by checking if you are overpaying for your auto and home insurance. TMA Insurance Trust has simplified the process, making it easy to review your current coverage, get a competitive quote, and potentially save hundreds of dollars a year.

As winter approaches, now is the perfect time to review your auto and homeowners insurance. While Texas winters may be milder than in other regions, severe weather can still strike unexpectedly. At TMA Insurance Trust, we can help ensure your policies provide the best protection for your home and vehicle—while also finding ways to save you money.

Retirement is an exciting new chapter, one filled with possibilities. As you prepare, it's important to make sure your insurance is ready to support you in the years ahead. When you step away from an employer's plan, some of the benefits you've relied on may not carry into retirement. To help you avoid costly surprises, here are some of the most common coverage gaps to consider before you retire.

You know the importance of guiding patients through major health decisions. They rely on you to explain their choices and help them move forward with confidence. That is the same approach TMA Insurance Trust takes with Medicare Annual Enrollment (AEP) for physicians and their families.

Whether you are approaching age 65 and exploring Medicare for the first time or you’re already enrolled, knowing the critical dates and deadlines is essential. Missing a key window of opportunity can affect your coverage, costs, and even your ability to get the plans you need.

Most of us think of insurance in practical terms: you pay a premium, and if something happens, you file a claim. But what if it could do more? What if its value reached further than your own protection? What if it already was, and you just didn’t know it?

It can be a tempting cost-saving measure to hold off on obtaining dental insurance. After all, you likely take good care of your teeth at home, with regular brushing and flossing. Yet, even the most diligent at-home care can’t replace the benefits of professional checkups – or the value of dental insurance in helping to protect your overall health and finances. Without dental coverage, a crucial piece of your overall long-term health care strategy may be missing.