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Interested in sustainable procurement? Check out these trainings the nonprofit I work for is supporting: https://globalelectronicscouncil.org/training/
The first training is hosted by NASPO and is aimed at public procurement officials in the US.
We’re also doing EU procurement training for both the public and private sector in October and November.
The NASPO training is free and can be done online anytime. You have to apply for the era EU training, but it’s also free if you’re selected.
I’m happy to answer any questions.
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4. Manufacture Engineer- 4 to 6 Years’ experience
5. FAIR/PPAP- 4 to 6 Years’ experience.
Job Location: #Bengaluru
Interested candidates are requested to share their profile to somanath.s@iampl.co.in / hrtrainee@iampl.co.in
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That's not bad. You either have ok credit or your LTV is getting up there.
Great to know. We have 800+ credit scores and about $900k in equity in our home.
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Yeah, that’s a pretty good rate.
In my experience local credit unions have the best options on HELOCs. Check out Navy FCU. Ask this:
1. If I set up auto pay do I get a rate discount?
2. Discount for opening up a checking account?
3. Ask if rate changes based on a lower LTV. 60%, 70%, 75%, 80% etc... A lot of times the bank will approve you for the max amount even though the rate is higher. If you don't need that high of a limit request a lower limit if the rate is better.
I work for a credit union, we will do prime minus for exactly what you are saying. We will also do up to 100% of the value of your home, but that's prime plus a good amount.