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Truckers

Coverage built for life on the road.

Your income depends on your ability to work, and your family depends on your income. Therefore, life insurance gives them a safety net, whether you drive as an owner-operator or for a company.

DriversOwner-operators and company
ProcessHandled by phone
Phone lineOpen 24 hours
CoverageTerm, whole life, final expense
The Challenge

Long hauls make planning harder.

Truckers spend long stretches away from home, so scheduling an insurance appointment is often difficult. In addition, income can vary from month to month, especially for owner-operators.

Because of that, many drivers put off coverage. However, a family still depends on that paycheck, and a policy can replace it if the driver passes away.

We work entirely by phone, so you can talk with your agent from home or during a break. Moreover, our phone line stays open 24 hours, which fits an irregular schedule.

How Coverage Helps

Four ways coverage protects your family.

Income protection

Term life can replace your income for the years your family depends on it. As a result, a spouse and children can keep the household running.

Final expenses

Smaller whole life policies can cover funeral costs. Therefore, your family does not have to pay them out of savings.

Owner-operator obligations

Owner-operators often carry truck payments and business debts. Consequently, coverage can also help protect your family from those obligations.

Lasting protection

Whole life lasts your entire life and builds cash value, while premiums stay level. For that reason, it suits drivers who want coverage that never expires.

Important: Qualification varies by carrier, product and state, and the issuing carrier’s underwriting makes the final approval decision. Therefore, a licensed agent can tell you which options you are most likely to qualify for before you apply.
How It Works

Simple, personal and handled by phone.

Call when it suits you

Phone us any time, day or night, or request a quote online. Then tell us about your family and your goals.

Compare carriers

Next, your agent compares options from many carriers, because carriers may review driving records and occupations differently.

Finish by phone

Finally, your agent guides you through the application by phone, and you decide when you are ready to move forward.

Common Questions

Trucker questions, answered.

Can truck drivers get life insurance?

Yes. Truck drivers can apply for life insurance, and carrier underwriting makes the final decision. Because carriers may review your health, driving record and occupation, your agent matches you with carriers that fit your situation.

Do I need a medical exam?

It depends on the carrier and the product. For example, some final expense policies skip the exam, while larger policies may require one.

Does a policy stay active while I am on the road?

A policy stays in force as long as you pay the premiums. However, every policy has terms and exclusions, so your agent reviews them with you before you apply.

Can owner-operators and company drivers both apply?

Yes. Both can apply, and your employment type does not change the process. Nevertheless, income and coverage needs differ, so your agent builds the plan around your situation.

Availability, underwriting and pricing vary by carrier, product and state. Each policy has terms, limitations and exclusions, and a licensed agent reviews them with you before you apply.

Get Started

Ready to protect the people at home?

Speak with a licensed agent by phone, or request your free quote online. Your dedicated agent will then walk you through your options.

Opulent Life Financial is an independent insurance agency. Licensed agents offer our insurance products, and each product requires underwriting and carrier approval. Because availability varies by state and product, a licensed agent confirms your options before you apply. Carrier names belong to their respective owners, so their appearance does not imply endorsement. We have no affiliation with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Social Security, Medicare or any other government agency. Each guarantee depends on the claims-paying ability of the issuing insurance company.