Hi folks! This was my first year doing a backdoor roth, and so far it was very simple. However, there were a few days that my banking institution (Fidelity) would not let me do the conversion from trad IRA -> Roth because the funds hadn't settled. During that time, the money was placed in a money market fund (there was no option to choose cash), and I earned a very small amount of interest. Now, I have basically 2 dollars sitting in a traditional IRA from this interest that I don't know what to do with. I know from [#5 on the list of backdoor screw ups](https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/fix-backdoor-roth-ira-screw-ups/) that I don't want to have anything in this account on Dec 31st. There are two suggested fixes in that article: - `Do a Roth conversion of the whole thing` - this was my intention from the start, but I thought I could only convert $7k a year, and this would technically be over that amount. - `Roll the money into a 401(k) or 403(b)` - I just switched jobs, so I don't know yet if my new 401k accepts rollovers. I am hoping they will, but not sure yet. I know that this is a very small amount of money to be thinking about, but I like to keep things as simple as possible and want to make sure I understand all the rules, so I have a few questions: 1) Am I understanding correctly that I can't convert the remaining amount because it is over the $7k contribution limit? 2) If so, and assuming my employers 401k does _not_ accept rollovers (which I am hoping is not the case!), do I have any other options to empty this account? 3) Did I do something wrong in my initial contribution -> conversion step to end up in this situation, or is this common for folks? Thank you!