Rolling over $50K from a 401(k) to a Traditional IRA seemed like a smart move—until five years later, the account had barely grown. While the stock market soared, this investor’s balance only ticked up $2K, likely eaten away by fees and ultra-conservative fund choices. Turns out, “set it and forget it” doesn’t mean never check in. Many in the personal finance community say it’s a wake-up call: even if you trust your advisor, you still need to keep tabs on your investments. Have you ever been surprised by your account’s performance? #Business #MakeMoney #PersonalFinance