Gone three weeks. Home for four days.
The last thing you want to do on home time is sit in an insurance office.

For truck drivers and owner-operators
Company life insurance usually ends the day you leave the carrier. Malcolm Egun sets drivers up with final expense coverage in their own name, all by phone, on your home time.
Malcolm Egun, licensed agentServing drivers who live in MD, NJ, MO, TX, OH · NPN 19097393If any of these are you, this page is for you.
The last thing you want to do on home time is sit in an insurance office.
Switch carriers, get let go, or buy your own truck, and that coverage is usually gone.
You roll in at 2 AM on a Sunday. Malcolm works around your schedule, not the other way around.
Coverage in your name
Final expense insurance is a smaller whole life policy that can help your family with funeral costs and bills.
It belongs to you, not your employer. Change carriers, buy your own truck, or retire, and the policy stays in place as long as premiums are paid.
Pick a time to talkGroup life through a carrier usually stops when you switch companies or go owner-operator. A policy in your own name stays with you.
No office visit and nothing to mail. Pick a call time on your home time, a reset, or a layover.
Many final expense options use health questions instead of a medical exam. Requirements vary by insurer, and Malcolm walks you through them.
One phone call. No office, no paperwork in the mail.
Book a call for when you are parked or home. Please never take the call while driving.
Who you want to protect, what you want covered, and a monthly budget that works.
See real costs and waiting periods. If an option fits, Malcolm helps you apply by phone.
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Mention your home time or best hours in the notes and he will work around them.
(443) 351-6995Rather pick the time yourself? Book on Malcolm’s calendar
No obligation to apply and nothing to pay to talk. Malcolm follows up personally, by phone or email.
Questions from drivers
Something else on your mind? Ask Malcolm directly.
Ask a questionMaybe not. Group coverage often ends when you leave that job, and the amount can be small. Malcolm can look at what you have and tell you honestly if a personal policy makes sense.
Yes. The call and the application happen by phone. You need to live in one of the states Malcolm is licensed in: Maryland, New Jersey, Missouri, Texas, or Ohio.
Each insurer asks its own health and lifestyle questions. Malcolm will tell you which options fit before you apply, so there are no surprises.
It depends on the policy. Some include a waiting period or a limited benefit in the first years. Malcolm explains the details before you choose anything.