2 pages. "H.R. 3287, The Savings Enhancement by Alleviating Leakage in 401(k) Savings (SEAL) Act, makes a constructive step in the 401(k) plan loan system by providing flexibility to loan repayment and hardship withdrawal rules regarding 401(k) plans. Every year, workers can lose valuable retirement savings when they lose a job or change jobs if they have an outstanding 401(k) plan loan.... This bill would reduce leakage from 401(k) plans by allowing workers who, through loss of a job, a job change or for any other reason, have terminated their employment and have an outstanding loan from their 401(k) plan to have an extended period of time to roll over the unpaid balance to another savings vehicle. H.R. 3287 extends the current law repayment period from 60 days, to the due date for filing the tax return for the tax year in which the distribution occurred, plus extensions (of the time to file returns). The bill also allows individuals who take a hardship withdrawal to cover a personal emergency to continue to participate in their employer's retirement plan. In today's economy, the current law prohibition on plan participation placed on individuals who take a hardship distribution is inappropriate."