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About Ilyce Glink

Ilyce Glink is an award-winning, nationally-syndicated columnist, best-selling author, and radio and television personality. She is the best-known consumer advocate for home buyers, sellers, and owners, and her content touches millions of readers, viewers, and listeners each week. She is the Founder/CEO of Best Money Moves, an employee benefit that companies provide that helps employees measure financial stress, then dials it down with a unique content mapping system. She is also the Founder/CEO of Think Glink Media, a digital content agency, and the Publisher of ThinkGlink.com. Listen to Ilyce on WGN Radio each week, follow her on Twitter, and sign up for the ThinkGlink free weekly newsletter, in the blue box at the bottom of this page.
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2007 Stats From Chicago’s Better Business Bureau

By | January 7th, 2008|

The bureau closed more than 56,000 complaints in 2007, an 18 percent increase from 2006. More than 77 percent of complaints were resolved. The BBB f...

Better Business Bureau Launches New Ratings System

By | January 7th, 2008|

Better Business Bureaus in some of America's major cities are testing out a new ratings system for its Reliability Reports on businesses. The old syst...

Selling Your Home? Watch For Scammers

By | January 7th, 2008|

When you're selling your home you may want to hold an open house. Watch out for people who claim to have more money than they do - they may be trying to scam you out of your home. One sign of this real estate scam is that the prospective buyers cannot provide identification.

Ilyce Glink on WSB Radio – January 6, 2008

By | January 6th, 2008|

Today on the Ilyce Glink Show, Ilyce talked about the stock market and what the new unemployment numbers mean for a recession in 2008. She also talked about how to avoid a personal debt crisis in 2008 and gave tips on improving your finances. With property tax season approaching, she also answered several questions on how to appeal your property taxes. For more details, check out the show notes at www.thinkglink.com/forum. And, don't forget to subscribe to her new all-video YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/expertrealestatetips.

Editing Errors Sometimes Happen

By | January 5th, 2008|

I got an email from a reader in North Carolina, wondering if I intended to say that 2008 would be a strong seller's market. I couldn't even imagine w...

Design And Your Home

By | January 4th, 2008|

Ilyce discusses design and architecture with renowned designer and author Marianne Cusato. Learn what you can do to make your home well designed and authentic.

Buying A New Or Used Home

By | January 3rd, 2008|

When you're in the market to buy a home you should ask yourself if you want a new or existing home. If you want to buy a new home make sure to research the developer. If you're buying an existing home you may face renovation costs.

Finding a Home on the Internet

By | January 3rd, 2008|

More than 70 percent of Americans start their house hunt using the Internet. When you want to buy a home, the Internet can be good for researching neighborhoods and schools. The Internet lacks the personal touch of dealing with an agent, the feel of walking around a neighborhood and some of the information is outdated or inaccurate.

What’s Toyota Doing In This Commercial?

By | January 3rd, 2008|

I like Toyota cars as much as anyone, but the company is running a new commercial that seems to encourage insurance fraud. The ad shows a guy shoveli...

Buyer’s Deal On Short Sale Falls Through

By | January 3rd, 2008|

Just because there is a deal on the table for a home near foreclosure doesn't mean the lender is not required to accept a short sale. The lender can take its chances, foreclose on the home and sue the owner for any deficiency in funds that the lender gets from the foreclosure. This means a buyer making an offer on a short-sale home might see the deal fall through.

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