Heloc-pay off 401k loan

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Heloc-pay off 401k loan Marty 08-02-2007
Posted by Marty on August 2, 2007, 1:35 pm
Hi Group

Can a person apply for an equity line of credit to pay off a 401k loan
if one loses his(her) job? The 401k loan is already reality with 3 years
left on the balance.Losing the job could be in two months, two years, in
between,or never.

I know the key would be to take out the line before one loses the
job.Right? Are their any fees(upfront or annual) involved if one ends up
not using the line?

Thanks

~Marty~


Posted by Justin on August 2, 2007, 2:15 pm
Marty wrote on [Thu, 2 Aug 2007 12:35:01 -0500]:
> Hi Group
>
> Can a person apply for an equity line of credit to pay off a 401k loan
> if one loses his(her) job? The 401k loan is already reality with 3 years
> left on the balance.Losing the job could be in two months, two years, in
> between,or never.
>
> I know the key would be to take out the line before one loses the
> job.Right? Are their any fees(upfront or annual) involved if one ends up
> not using the line?

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Posted by Thumper on August 2, 2007, 5:17 pm
wrote:

>Marty wrote on [Thu, 2 Aug 2007 12:35:01 -0500]:
>> Hi Group
>>
>> Can a person apply for an equity line of credit to pay off a 401k loan
>> if one loses his(her) job? The 401k loan is already reality with 3 years
>> left on the balance.Losing the job could be in two months, two years, in
>> between,or never.
>>
>> I know the key would be to take out the line before one loses the
>> job.Right? Are their any fees(upfront or annual) involved if one ends up
>> not using the line?
>
>http://socialize.morningstar.com/NewSocialize/Asp/FullConv.asp?forumId=F100000015&convId=204126


Are you asking a tax question? You can do what you want with your
line of credit. There can be tax consequences though.

Thumper


Posted by joetaxpayer on August 2, 2007, 3:20 pm


Marty wrote:

> Hi Group
>
> Can a person apply for an equity line of credit to pay off a 401k loan
> if one loses his(her) job? The 401k loan is already reality with 3 years
> left on the balance.Losing the job could be in two months, two years, in
> between,or never.
>
> I know the key would be to take out the line before one loses the
> job.Right? Are their any fees(upfront or annual) involved if one ends up
> not using the line?

My HELOC had no opening fees at all, as I set it up with the same bank
as the first mortgage. $50/year fee. Good idea to set this up now, it's
far tougher to get a decent rate when jobless.
JOE


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