<prompt> Human: My business unit was sold from one publicly traded company to another, so now my benefits are changing. Currently I have a ROTH 401k with about 30k in it. My new company only does 401k matching on traditional 401k, so Im going to be switching to that. How should I go about handling my existing ROTH account? Is it possible to roll it into my new 401k? If I dont, will the account essentially remain dormant? I wont be retiring for another 40 years, so Im trying to avoid having accounts spread out all over that I forget about.  <response>: All employer contributions are to a traditional 401K account, not a Roth. Only your contributions are in the Roth, even if they display it all like its all one big pot of the same money Fidelity shows it this way.edit: Im assuming the new employer also has a Roth 401K option. Not all employers offer it, but publicly traded companies are certainly more apt to offer it. 