Confie Acquires TDECU Insurance Operations
Confie will take over TDECU's insurance arm under a long-term service agreement with the Texas credit union.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Insurance
Confie has acquired the insurance operations of TDECU, one of the largest credit unions in Texas with more than 400,000 members. The TDECU insurance operations will become part of InsureOne, Confie's standard and preferred personal lines agency.
Why it matters
The deal keeps insurance services for TDECU's members in place through a long-term agreement while moving the operation under Confie's personal lines platform. It reflects continued consolidation of credit union insurance programs in Texas.
The transaction involves insurance operations serving more than 400,000 TDECU members, with 34 employees moving to InsureOne's credit union division. The purchase price and specific contract duration were not disclosed.
The players
Confie
Confie is an insurance services company that operates InsureOne, its standard and preferred personal lines agency.
TDECU
TDECU is one of the largest credit unions in Texas, serving more than 400,000 members.
InsureOne
InsureOne is Confie's personal lines agency that will absorb the TDECU insurance operations.
The details
Confie acquired the insurance operations of TDECU Insurance Agency, LLC, the credit union's retail insurance arm offering auto, home, renters, life, and health coverage. Under a long-term service agreement, Confie will continue providing insurance solutions to TDECU's members while the operations become part of InsureOne.
Timeline
November 5, 2026: Report published on Confie's acquisition of TDECU's insurance operations.
Market Dynamics
Texas credit unions have increasingly shifted retail insurance operations to outside agencies that can provide personal lines products at scale. This transaction follows that pattern by moving TDECU's insurance arm under Confie's InsureOne platform.
TDECU members who hold auto, home, renters, life, or health policies through the credit union will be served under the same long-term service agreement during the transition. The 34 employees supporting these operations will join InsureOne's credit union division.
The takeaway
Credit union members should review how their insurance is administered if their credit union changes insurance partners. Continuity of coverage depends on the terms of the service agreement between the credit union and its new insurance provider.
Further reading
For more on how credit union members are served by insurance programs, see Insurance coverage.
