<prompt> Human: Im a healthy 22 year old man, in my senior year of college. I have no wife or kids. My debt is 9,000 and nobody cosigned on my loans. Last year, I got talked in to buying a whole life insurance policy. I contributed 3,000 and planned to do that for the coming years. I recently heard that insurance should not be used as an investment. Should I stop my contributions to this plan, even though that will mean I lose all my 3,000 that I have already invested? Is there anything I can do about my financial adviser recommending this investment that was obviously a poor investment for someone in my situation? Thanks!  <response>: Cut your losses and consider it a relatively cheap lesson-learned. 