The only major bank I know of that offers a personal, unsecured line of credit is US Bank. I used to have a 25k line there.

You probably aren't getting close to 50 or 100 unless you remortgage the house.

If you work with your primary bank it may help in that it's easier to collect documents like statements, etc. when you apply for a loan then maybe.

But unless you are using the money to collateralized the loan or as a down payment the actual funds shouldn't matter.

>This is outrageous!

This is unfair! How can you be on the council and not be a master!

AA is going to dilute those shares until they change the name of them from APE to some obscure dog and Elon musk reference and there are 7 zeros after the decimal.

And what happens when the new job doesn't materialize as fast as you want it to?

This line of thinking spirals out of control very quickly and leads to multiple payday and personal loans. Your situation will be much worse in 6 months if you address it this way.

A loan is a new obligation, not a source of income. If you can't pay your existing bills adding a new bill is not the solution to that problem.