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You can make periodic payments via check, or choose to make a lump-sum payment to clear the loan before the tax due date to avoid triggering taxes and a potential penalty.
You can certainly pay back your 401(k) loan in a lump sum if you have the funds to do so. If you're looking to pay off your 401(k) loan sooner, a lump sum payment may be your only option. You'll need to work with your 401(k)'s administrator on how to pay your 401(k) loan off with one lump-sum payment.
Yes, loans from a 401(k) plan can be repaid early with no prepayment penalty. Many plans offer the option of repaying loans through regular payroll deductions, which can be increased to pay off the loan sooner than the five-year requirement.
Remember, you'll have to pay that borrowed money back, plus interest, within 5 years of taking your loan, in most cases. Your plan's rules will also set a maximum number of loans you may have outstanding from your plan.
If you have a 401(k) loan with your employer, you may be required to pay back the loan from your paycheck. Usually, the employer will automatically deduct loan payments directly from your salary before the money gets to you.
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You can make periodic payments via check, or choose to make a lump-sum payment to clear the loan before the tax due date to avoid triggering taxes and a potential penalty.
If you don't repay, you're in default, and the remaining loan balance is considered a withdrawal. Income taxes are due on the full amount. And if you're younger than 59½, you may owe the 10 percent early withdrawal penalty as well. If this should happen, you could find your retirement savings substantially drained.
When you repay the money from a 401(k) loan, you do so with after-tax dollars (rather than with pre-tax money, like with your individual contributions).
You must pay back your loan within five years. You can do so via automatic payroll deductions, the same way you fund your 401(k) in the first place. There is no penalty for paying off the loan sooner than that. You must pay interest on the loan, at a rate specified by your 401(k) fund administrator.
If you don't repay the loan, including interest, according to the loan's terms, any unpaid amounts become a plan distribution to you. Your plan may even require you to repay the loan in full if you leave your job.

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