<prompt> Human: I know the default Roth IRA that folks here suggest is Vanguard; however, my companys 401k with its paltry 33 match on 6 is with Fidelity. Is there any benefit to having both a 401k and a Roth IRA at the same firm? Where would I go to see the differences between a Fidelity Roth and a Vanguard Roth?The 401k has been growing by 16-19 every year Ive been contributing, is it unreasonable to think the Roth would be similar?  <response>: Where would I go to see the differences between a Fidelity Roth and a Vanguard Roth?A Roth IRA is a type of tax advantaged account. There should not be any difference of Roth IRAs between companies. The difference is in the funds that you can invest in, inside your Roth.The 401k has been growing by 16-19 every year Ive been contributing, is it unreasonable to think the Roth would be similar?This all depends on what funds you are invested in, in your 401k. It has been a good year, so if you invest in the same funds that you have in your 401k, the performance should match. But like I said, it has been a good year, and past performance is not indicative of future results. 