Need assistance / Advice on turning a term into whole life

Good morning, everyone. So, I purchased a 30 year term life insurance 11 years ago after I purchased my first home. It was a term policy for 200k and it cost me 61 a month. The agent (assurity) reached out to me recently and advised me that they can turn that 200k into a whole policy for 170 dollars a month. Some of the added benefits would be building cash value almost 3k the first year and it would increase as the policy gets paid and grows. The biggest appeal to me was that since I have been paying this policy for the last 11 years, I would not need a medical exam. For the most part. I am a 39 year old male no health issues or on medications other than having a high BMI. I would appreciate some insight if this is a good deal for me, or would it be better to take that money and invest it into a Roth IRA or another form of investing. I do have other life insurance policies that is provided with work but again I would love to get insight from other people. Thank you in advance.

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