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Net benefits is just the employer accounts I think. Ira would not be there. Just log into fidelity and not net benefits. That should show your IRA. I never log into net benefits, just onto Fidelity since then I can see all my accounts
You may be confusing Roth IRA with Roth contributions into your 401k. They function similarly, but when you make Roth contributions via your 401k, they’re not going into a separate IRA account; it’s just a different type of contribution that’s still going into your 401k. Thus, go to the section where you adjust 401k contributions and you should see windows/sliders for pretax, roth, and potentially after tax contributions into the 401k.
If you’re trying to do Roth IRA contributions, go to fidelity.com and not netbenefits.
I would contribute to 401k up to match then IRA and then back to 401k.