conversation: User (wormm99): "I started a new job six months ago. I’m considering rolling over my 401k from my previous job. I have about 200k in there. However the operating expenses for that account was 33 CENTS per 1k invested but my current job’s is $5.40!?!? per 1k. \n\nI thought about rolling it over for ease of having one account and also I thought it would be wiser  since in theory I’d be making more gains as I’d be contributing to an account w 200k vs 2k. \n\nNow that I see the operating expense difference, I just don’t know. Should I sit tight?"
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