NEWS RELEASE: April 27, 2012
Texas Mutual Gives Schools, Manufacturers Combined $1M Boost
AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Mutual Insurance Company announced today that the Texas Schools Group and Texas Association of Manufacturers safety groups earned a combined $1,094,336 in dividends. The workers’ compensation dividends were based largely on each group’s overall loss ratio.
NEWS RELEASE: March 30, 2011
Manufacturing Group Earns $1M Texas Mutual Dividend
AUSTIN— Texas Mutual Insurance Companypresented a $1,175,699 dividend to the Texas Association of Manufacturers (TAM) group purchase program today at Texas Mutual’s corporate office in Austin. The workers’ compensation dividend was based largely on the group’s overall loss ratio.
NEWS RELEASE: March 25, 2010
Manufacturing Group Earns $874K Texas Mutual Dividend
AUSTIN— Texas Mutual Insurance Company announced an $874,253 dividend to the Texas Association of Manufacturers (TAM) workers’ compensation purchasing group today. The dividend was based largely on the group’s loss ratio.
TAM has earned $1,411,633 in dividends during the past three years.
NEWS RELEASE: April 3, 2009
Manufacturing Group Earns $472K Texas Mutual Dividend
AUSTIN— The Texas Association of Manufacturers (TAM) purchasing group has earned a $472,252 workers’ compensation dividend from Texas Mutual Insurance Company. The dividend, which is the group’s second since its inception in 2006, is based largely on its overall loss ratio.
NEWS RELEASE: March 24, 2008
Manufacturers Group Garners Texas Mutual Dividend
AUSTIN— The Texas Association of Manufacturers (TAM) workers’ compensation purchasing group earned its first dividend from Texas Mutual Insurance Company in the sum of $65,128.
TAM teamed up with Texas Mutual Insurance Company in 2006, giving its members a premium discount and access to a safety plan developed specifically for their industry.
NEWS RELEASE: August 7, 2006
Texas Mutual Announces Manufacturers Purchasing Group
AUSTIN—Texas Mutual Insurance Company announced its newest workers’ compensation purchasing group today: Texas Association of Manufacturers (TAM). The group provides qualifying members with a competitive option for workers’ comp coverage.
The Texas Department of Insurance allows employers in similar businesses to reduce their workers’ comp premiums by purchasing their coverage as a group.
