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💰 Solo 401k Loan vs Withdrawal: Which Costs Less?
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Question: I need $50,000 from my Solo 401k. Is it cheaper to take a loan or a withdrawal?
Answer: My Solo 401k Financial routinely walks solopreneurs through this exact scenario, and the numbers tell a clear story. For an age 50 solopreneur in a 24% federal tax bracket plus 5% state tax, a $50,000 taxable withdrawal nets only about $30,500 after 20% mandatory federal withholding, additional federal income tax, the 10% early withdrawal penalty, and state tax. The same $50,000 taken as a Solo 401k participant loan delivers the full $50,000 in cash — no taxes, no penalties, no withholding — as long as the loan is properly documented and repaid per the terms. My Solo 401k Financial offers a Solo 401k plan that supports participant loans and prepares all loan documents at no additional charge.
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