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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

401(k) loan and quit or lost job
Hi BP,
Quick question for ya'll. I'm considering a 401(k) loan to buy some investment property. My question has to do with how the tax and penalty is calculated should I quit or lose my job - I have no expectation that this will happen, I just want to make sure I understand the ramifications before I pull the trigger.
My question is this:
Say I take a 5 year loan. Then assume I quit/lose job after 3 years. Is the tax and penalty that will be due based on the ORIGINAL amount of the loan, or only the OUTSTANDING balance of the loan at the time I leave?
Thanks in advance!
Rob
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It will due based on outstanding balance.
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