<prompt> Human: I am not sure how to have the conversation with him but I have been with him since November and hes a great person and all, we laid out a whole financial game plan etc. and we had a personal repertoire etc... unfortunately, he wanted to sell me a whole life insurance policy which I was mistakenly doing for a few months but recently terminated it because it wasnt for me I made a previous post about it. I had a meeting with him last week and he again, wanted me to rethink the life insurance, but was also saying he could help me with brokerage accounts, which is what I want, but I Do not want the life insurance. I told him I would think about it and look more Into it but Im not going to continue with the life insurance. Meanwhile, at my workplace, we have a financial advisor, we will call him Andrew, that handles our 401K. I casually brought up the whole life insurance thing to Andrew and he told me all the negative things that have been confirmed about not needing it life insurance etc. and even went as far to help me cancel the policy and give me salient advice. I really want to switch over to Andrew, I trust him and he really seems to know what he is doing and truly looking out for my best interest, he has a good reputation, my boss loves him etc. and he would be handling brokerage accounts which I want.How do I break it to my financial advisor that I no longer want to do business with him. Ugh! I feel like an ass but, I truly want Andrew to handle all my accounts.How do i let him down easily and will he be super offended? Or will he understand that business is business... Has he made any money off me being on the life insurance policy for at least a few months? Im hoping I dont leave him high and dry cause he is a good person. TLDR: I want to switch financial advisors to the person who handles my 401k but want to let the current guy down easily. Ugh sorry Im probably overthinking  <response>: Um hes not a financial advisor, hes a life insurance salesman. Dont feel guilty...business is business period. 