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In this German‑language segment, the speaker explains how an individual can take a loan from their Solo 401(k) (Solo K) plan. After contributing funds to the plan, a participant may borrow up to the lesser of 50 % of the account balance or a statutory dollar cap; in some cases the limit may be reduced to 40 % of the balance. The loan must be repaid with interest, but both the principal and the interest are returned tax‑free to the Solo 401(k) plan. The speaker also notes that the loan can be used for business purposes, and the interest that flows back into the plan can be deducted as a business expense.

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