When faced with unexpected financial emergencies or long-term goals, your 401(k) plan with OneAmerica can be a valuable resource. Through the OneAmerica 401k loan program, eligible plan participants can borrow up to $75,000, providing access to funds without having to withdraw or cash out their retirement savings.
Eligibility Criteria:
Loan Limits:
Loan Terms:
Access to Funds:
Tax Advantages:
Avoid Withdrawal Penalties:
Impact on Retirement Savings:
Eligibility Restrictions:
Financial Flexibility:
Preserves Retirement Savings:
Feature | 401k Loan | 401k Withdrawal |
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Tax implications | Loan repayments are made with after-tax dollars, reducing taxable income; interest paid may be tax-deductible | Withdrawals are taxed as ordinary income, subject to early withdrawal penalties if under age 59½ |
Impact on retirement savings | Reduces the amount of money invested in the 401(k) plan | Permanently removes funds from the 401(k) plan, reducing future returns |
Loan provisions | Available through most 401(k) plans with loan provisions | Not available in all 401(k) plans, and may be subject to plan restrictions |
Fees and penalties | No origination or processing fees; default may result in loan acceleration and tax implications | May incur withdrawal fees and early withdrawal penalties |
OneAmerica 401k loans offer eligible employees a valuable tool for accessing funds without compromising their retirement savings. By understanding the benefits, limitations, and implications, employees can make informed decisions about whether a 401(k) loan is the right choice for their financial situation.
Loan Amount | Vested Account Balance |
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Up to $75,000 | 50% of vested account balance or more |
Under $75,000 | Less than 50% of vested account balance |
Loan Amount | Repayment Period |
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Under $25,000 | Up to 60 months |
$25,000 or more | Up to 120 months |
Loan Amount | Interest Rate |
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Under $10,000 | Prime Rate + 1% |
$10,000 to $25,000 | Prime Rate + 1.5% |
$25,000 or more | Prime Rate + 2% |
Pros | Cons |
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Access to funds without withdrawing retirement savings | Reduces the amount of money invested in the 401(k) plan |
Tax advantages on loan repayments and interest | Missed payments or default can result in severe consequences |
Avoids early withdrawal penalties | Eligibility restrictions may apply |
Provides financial flexibility | Impact on retirement savings must be considered |
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