RPF M4 U2 Calculating the Loan Amount and Refinancing Flashcards

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What does an employee need to submit for a loan?

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Employees submits a loan application.

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Who processes loan applications for Jonathan’s plan?

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Plan Administrative Services (PAS) processes loan applications.

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What limits does the law place on the borrowed amount?

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The law limits the maximum amount a participant may borrow to the lesser of:

  • 50% of the participant’s vested account balance; or
  • $50,000 (minus the difference between the highest outstanding loan balance of the previous 12 months and the outstanding loan balance).
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What limits does the plan place on the borrowed amount?

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A plan may further limit the maximum by making it less than the regulatory maximums.

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How is the maximum amount a participant may borrow calculated?

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The maximum amount is calculated by considering the vested account balance and any existing loans.

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What sources of contributions are considered in the loan calculation?

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Sources include employee contributions, rollover contributions, and vested employer contributions.

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What impact do existing loans have on a second or third loan?

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Existing loans complicate the calculation of the maximum available loan amount.

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What is the first step to calculate the maximum available loan amount with no previous loans?

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Calculate 50% of the total vested account balance.

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What is the second step to calculate the maximum available loan amount with no previous loans?

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Determine the lesser of step 1 and $50,000.

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What is the maximum loan amount for Brenda with a vested account balance of $15,000?

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$7,500.

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What is the first step to calculate the maximum available loan amount with previous loans?

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Calculate 50% of the total vested account balance.

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What is the second step to determine the $50,000 limit with previous loans?

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$50,000 - (12 Month Highest Loan Balance - Current Outstanding Loan Balance).

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What is the maximum loan amount for Amahl?

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$43,000.

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What is the remaining amount available for Amahl’s second loan?

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$38,000.

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What is the minimum amount a plan may specify for initiating a loan?

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Often $1,000.

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What does SECURE 2.0 allow regarding the loan limit?

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It allows the $50,000 limit to be increased to $100,000 for participants in federally declared disaster areas.

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What is the calculation for Charlene’s maximum loan?

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What is the calculation for Devon’s maximum loan?

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What is the calculation for Enrique’s maximum loan?

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What is the withdrawal hierarchy for Francesca’s loan?

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Loan proceeds will first be withdrawn from the rollover source, then the salary deferral source, and then the employer match source.

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What is loan refinancing?

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Loan refinancing is the replacement of an existing loan with a new loan.

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What options may a plan allow for loan refinancing?

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Options may include an interest rate change, a change in loan term, or a request for additional funds.

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What happens when a participant refinances to change the interest rate?

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The amount of the periodic payment is re-amortized to account for the change in interest rate.

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What can a participant do when requesting additional funds during refinancing?

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The participant can request the maximum amount available or a specific dollar amount not to exceed the maximum.

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How is the available amount to add to a refinanced loan calculated?
It is calculated by the same method used to determine the available amount for a new loan.
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What must Sonja check regarding Jaylene's loan request?
Sonja must check the loan program and details about Jaylene's account.
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What is the maximum amount Jaylene may borrow?
$8,500.
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What limits does the law place on the borrowed amount?
The law limits the maximum amount a participant may borrow to the lesser of: - 50% of the participant’s vested account balance; or - $50,000 (minus the difference between the highest outstanding loan balance of the previous 12 months and the outstanding loan balance)
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What limits does the plan place on the borrowed amount?
A plan may further limit the maximum by making it less than the amount allowed by law. The plan may also place a minimum amount.
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How is the maximum amount a participant may borrow calculated?
1. Calculate 50% of the total vested account balance. 2. Determine the $50,000 limit. 3. Determine the lesser of 1 and 2. 4. Subtract the outstanding loan balance.
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What sources of contributions are considered in the loan calculation?
Allowable sources depend on the plan, but may include (or exclude) salary deferrals, rollovers, employer match, and employer profit sharing. The loan program may allow for all sources to be part of the calculation and distributable amount; it may restrict certain sources from calculation and distribution; or it may allow for some sources to be used in calculation but excluded from being used for distribution.
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What impact do existing loans have on a second or third loan?
If the plan allows for more than one loan, the $50,000 limit is reduced by the amount of repaid principal over the preceding 12 months.
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