Why Some Investors Don’t See Returns — and How to Fix It

You’ve invested but your money isn’t growing. Here’s why that might be happening and what you can do about it:

1. Poor asset alignment
   Some investments simply don’t match your goals or risk appetite. Low-risk accounts won’t deliver meaningful growth; high-risk options may expose you to volatility.
   
2. Not reinvesting earned interest
   Interest is powerful but its impact diminishes if not reinvested. Reinvesting earned returns compounds your earnings over time.
   
3. Chasing trends over strategy
   Jumping into the latest “hot” asset without research leaves your portfolio vulnerable. A solid plan beats hype every time.

Solutions to reset growth

• Evaluate your investment goals and time frame
• Reinvest interest and roll over matured investments
• Stick to a strategy with periodic reviews

Action Steps

1. Review current holdings, are they aligned with your goals?
   
2. Reinvest or rollover interest when possible
   
3. Set a schedule for reviewing your portfolio; monthly or quarterly

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