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Can a welfare plan borrow money from a pension plan?

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Can a pension plan (not clear if it is a qualified plan) lend money to another plan?

Why would it do so?

Why would a welfare plan need to borrow money?

How can a welfare plan repay a loan?

I'm a retirement actuary. Nothing about my comments is intended or should be construed as investment, tax, legal or accounting advice. Occasionally, but not all the time, it might be reasonable to interpret my comments as actuarial or consulting advice.

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oota: Can a welfare plan borrow money from a pension plan?

Me: If the plans are legally related (same employer), the loan would probably be a prohibited transaction.

Pax: (a) Can a pension plan (not clear if it is a qualified plan) lend money to another plan?

(b) Why would it do so?

© Why would a welfare plan need to borrow money?

(d) How can a welfare plan repay a loan?

Me: (a) Yes, of course. They can loan money to any unrelated party so long as the loan is a prudent investment.

(b) To earn interest.

© For liquidity purposes or to maximize investment return.

(d) With future cash flows.

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