The company you pull for isn't building your retirement.
No 401(k). No match. No pension. As an owner-operator you're a business they hire, not an employee they cover — so whatever's waiting at the end of all these miles, you're the one who puts it there.
The good part is you can build it yourself, and the same policy that does it takes care of your family while you're still out on the road. Fifteen minutes with a licensed agent and you'll know exactly how it works, what it costs a month, and whether it fits where you are right now.
Request a call
About thirty seconds. A licensed agent calls you — usually within the hour.
What you'll get on the call
- How the policy actually works — in plain English, including the costs that come out of it
- What your family would receive, and how that compares to any coverage you have through a carrier or association
- What it costs a month, and what happens in a slow freight season when money is tight
- Whether your situation is one where this makes sense at all
About borrowing against it later
You'll see ads saying a policy like this is money you can pull out when the truck goes down. That is not the whole story. These policies can build cash value over time, and some owner-operators do borrow against it years later — but in the early years most of what you pay goes to the cost of the insurance and there is very little to borrow. It is not an emergency fund and we won't sell it to you as one. Keep money set aside for repairs separately. On the call we'll show you the actual timeline, what a loan costs, and what it does to the payout for your family.
Straight answers, either way
If you're carrying high-interest debt, have nothing set aside for the next breakdown, or your settlements swing too much to commit to the same payment every month, we'll tell you this isn't the right time — and what to do instead. We'd rather lose the sale than write a policy you cancel in two years.
Coverage is offered only where Full Faith Financialand its agents are licensed; we'll tell you on the call if we can't help in your state. This is an advertisement for life insurance. Any policy is subject to underwriting approval.