The Lone Star Energy (LSE) workers’ compensation purchasing group has qualified for an $83,503 dividend, Texas Mutual Insurance Company reported. The dividend was based largely on the group’s premium volume and loss ratio.
LSE has earned more than $168,000 in dividends since 2005. Many members have also qualified for individual Texas Mutual dividends based on their personal loss ratio.
LSE is open to butane and propane gas operators and dealers. Any licensed Texas agent can submit clients for consideration. In addition to potential dividends, LSE members get a premium discount and an industry-specific safety plan.
Texas Mutual underwrites LSE, and CertEssentials LLC administers it. For more information, visit the Agents section at texasmutual.com.
Source: Texas Mutual Insurance Company
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