Confie Takes Over TDECU Credit Union Insurance
TDECU members with auto, home, or life coverage will now be served through InsureOne under a long-term agreement.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Insurance
Confie has acquired the insurance operations of TDECU, one of the largest credit unions in Texas, which serves more than 400,000 members. TDECU's insurance arm, TDECU Insurance Agency, offers auto, home, renters, life, and health coverage, and those operations will become part of InsureOne, Confie's personal lines agency.
Why it matters
The move shifts who administers insurance for a large base of Texas credit union members while the policies they rely on continue to be offered. Under a long-term service agreement, Confie will keep providing insurance solutions to TDECU members.
TDECU has more than 400,000 members who may be served by its insurance arm, which offers auto, home, renters, life, and health coverage. Thirty-four employees who support those operations will move to InsureOne's credit union division.
The players
Confie
An insurance services company whose agency arm delivers personal lines coverage, including auto and home policies, to consumers.
InsureOne
Confie's standard and preferred personal lines agency, which will absorb TDECU's insurance operations and serve its members.
TDECU
One of the largest credit unions in Texas, with more than 400,000 members, whose insurance agency offers auto, home, renters, life, and health coverage to its members.
The details
Confie acquired the insurance operations of TDECU, and those operations will become part of InsureOne, which Confie describes as its standard and preferred personal lines agency. Confie also entered into a long-term service agreement with TDECU so that insurance solutions continue to reach credit union members. The 34 employees who supported TDECU's insurance work are slated to join InsureOne's credit union division.
Timeline
Publication of the report on the acquisition is dated November 5, 2026.
Money Landscape
Credit unions across the country increasingly pair their member services with outside insurance agencies rather than running large insurance operations in-house. This Texas transaction follows that pattern, placing a major state credit union's insurance business under a larger personal lines agency.
If you hold auto, home, renters, life, or health coverage through TDECU, your policy is now being administered through InsureOne as part of the transition. Check your policy documents and any billing or claims contacts so you know who to reach, and compare coverage details at your next renewal.
The takeaway
Insurance administration for a large base of Texas credit union members is moving to a different agency while the service agreement continues. Keep your policy numbers and contact information handy and confirm any changes with your insurer or a qualified insurance professional.
Further reading
For background on how these arrangements work, see the Insurance section.
