<prompt> Human: I worked for a small tech company for a little over a year, and when I started a new job at a bigger company I wanted to roll it over as they had better investment options. The whole process of trying to do the rollover has been a headache and taken weeks but I finally got my check in the mail, addressed to my new financial company FBO me. It was for 27.15.Here are the details of the breakdown:LESS FORFEITURE: 962LESS INELIGIBLE FOR ROLL: 965ROTH EARNINGS AMOUNT: 27.15I knew that after a year I was 0 vested so I wouldnt be getting any of my employers contribution but I didnt know that MY contributions for up for grabs??I started contributing to my account with my first paycheck. Financial company is Prime Plan Solutions. Im finding their website to not be very helpful.Can I say nevermind, keep it in the account? Or is it too late? Is there anything I can do to fight this?Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!EDIT: The general consensus is that I must have set up a Roth IRA at my former company which cannot rollover into a 401k. Since I already have a check in my hand I may or may not have screwed myself so I need to call some people on Monday.  <response>: Yes, any money you contributed you get to keep. There shouldnt be any need for fighting, you some technical bureaucracy to work through. Id simply give them a call on Monday and ask whats going on. 