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1 hour ago, Jumper said:

Loan A 20k undi at 6.9%

401K nunchi 20K tiskuni Loan A ki kattesthe then interest amount kuda manu undi pothadi. 

so we can save from being charged high interest and low interest ki 401k loan tiskunte ah low interest kuda 401k loki add avuthadi. only thing is ah money market lo undadu.

correct me experts 

Market lo money undaka povatam valla disadvantage enti??

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43 minutes ago, hotmaddy said:

Market lo money undaka povatam valla disadvantage enti??

market lo unte market tho pati peruguthundi

Also remember loan origination fee is 200 or 300

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19 hours ago, hotmaddy said:

Market lo money undaka povatam valla disadvantage enti??

market lo ah money levu ante market ups or downs manaki effect undadu so no profit

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limit on loan depends on how much is your 401 balance, the more balance obviously the more loan. 

For 50k balance you can expect loan of 25k around at the rate of 5% around. Interest will be added to your account. 

And only one loan at a time is possible.

 

 

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22 hours ago, Jumper said:

Loan A 20k undi at 6.9%

401K nunchi 20K tiskuni Loan A ki kattesthe then interest amount kuda manu undi pothadi. 

so we can save from being charged high interest and low interest ki 401k loan tiskunte ah low interest kuda 401k loki add avuthadi. only thing is ah money market lo undadu.

correct me experts 

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24 minutes ago, Peter123 said:

limit on loan depends on how much is your 401 balance, the more balance obviously the more loan. 

For 50k balance you can expect loan of 25k around at the rate of 5% around. Interest will be added to your account. 

And only one loan at a time is possible.

 

 

They call it Vested balance .. Lets say you invested 10k and your employer contributed 6k, your total balance is 16k. You can only get 50% of your vested balance .. in this case, 5K

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6 minutes ago, chingchang said:

They call it Vested balance .. Lets say you invested 10k and your employer contributed 6k, your total balance is 16k. You can only get 50% of your vested balance .. in this case, 5K

yes, obviously you get the loan on your vested balance as that's what you get when you leave the company 

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22 hours ago, LadiesTailor said:

Call your 401k provider or login to their website... it takes two to five minutes 

Provide step by step instructions, not half knowledge answer 

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1 hour ago, Peter123 said:

yes, obviously you get the loan on your vested balance as that's what you get when you leave the company 

Ante company matching chesina amount  Assam aa when we leave the company?

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3 hours ago, hotmaddy said:

Ante company matching chesina amount  Assam aa when we leave the company?

you can leave it at your employer, if he's fine with it (most employers would be fine, if you have min of 5k), or if he doesnt have to pay any maintainence for your account then he can keep it even if its less than 5k, maree 1k or 2k ante kastam emo for your employer, normally everyone sould have good 401k by this time around 50K min, :)

or you can transfer to your new employer 401k account

or you can roll over to IRA (individual account), 

or if you want to withdraw you can, but you need to pay serious tax and penalty. 

:)

 

 

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1 minute ago, Peter123 said:

you can leave it at your employer, if he's fine with it (most employers would be fine, if you have min of 5k), or if he doesnt have to pay any maintainence for your account then he can keep it even if its less than 5k, maree 1k or 2k ante kastam emo for your employer, normally everyone sould have good 401k by this time around 50K min, :)

or you can transfer to your new employer 401k account

or you can roll over to IRA (individual account), 

or if you want to withdraw you can, but you need to pay serious tax and penalty. 

:)

 

 

Ya I know I can transfer to new employer baa. But would I lose any amount that the current employer contributed when I leave my current job is my question.

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You can take loan upto 50% of your 401k balance and max 50K in a 12month period.
Loan interest 4 to 6 % and that interest amount you pay goes into your 401K.
Loan period - you can chose upto 5 years.

when you take loan they will sell the corresponding 401K fund shares and give you money and they will buy shares as you pay. This is the best time to take 401K loan as stock market is high.

 

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25 minutes ago, hotmaddy said:

Ya I know I can transfer to new employer baa. But would I lose any amount that the current employer contributed when I leave my current job is my question.

no baa, if he's okay you can keep with him, most employers are totally fine with it. 

 

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