Cali Chris
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It might be worth noting that although you are paying yourself interest. The interest that you pay back to your 401k is probably less than the interest that would be earned during the same period by leaving the money in the 401k. If you can't secure a low rate at a bank or credit union though, then this would probably be a good alternative. on the flip side if the market is trending down then it might be a safe haven for the money till the market recovers.Something some folks might want to look at is their 401K. Interest is low, and you, your 401K are the ones to receive this interest. You are in effect borrowing the money from yourself. If you have enough vested amount in your account you could borrow 100%. Payment is usually deducted from your paycheck. Check with your HR department.