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I don't trust my Financial Advisor, what should I do?

Nick Farrell
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I've had a roth IRA and a mutual fund thru Northwestern mutual for just under 2 years. I'm 23, I wanted to get started early so I can buy a business with the money some day. I don't trust the guy that is in charge of my account. My 2 accounts are up less than $100 COMBINED during the lifetime of my contributions (23 months) . Should I take my money out and invest in Robinhood myself? Anyone have any good suggestions? I'm open to anything, please let me know what you think!!

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