401k & Securities financing are both great options to get the financing your business needs. Â This type of financing requires that the business owner has a 401k, stock or securities.
This type of financing isn’t a loan against, using the 401k, stock or securities as collateral, but simply a movement or change of custodian.
401k Option:
Part 1: Rolling over a non-contributing and qualifying account. Â Allows for cash out of half, or $50,000. Whichever is lower.
Part 2: (if applicable) Structure a self=directing IRA for the remaining funds
Securities Option:
Requires a movement of stock portfolio to a new custodian. This in turn, will structure a very low-interest rate line of credit not to exceed 90% of the portfolio balance. Â ($300,000 minimum)
TO QUALIFY:
- Business owner has 401k, Stock or Securities
- Can offer the lastest FULL statement
- No specific personal credit score required
TERMS:Â
- Prime + 2%
- $1995 lender fee (for 401k option)
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Example
Fred had worked for his company for 20 years. Â When he left to pursue his passion for starting a new business, he had a 401k. Â Â Once reviewing all of his financing options, he found that financing based on his 401k was his least expensive option.