You probably know Ilyce from her Sunday Morning radio program The Ilyce Glink Show, which ran on Atlanta’s Newstalk 750 WSB from 1996 to 2015. Here you’ll find an archive of past programs. You can still catch Ilyce twice a week on WGN Radio when she joins the Steve Cochran Show Wednesdays at 6 a.m., and the Wintrust Business Lunch with Steve Bertrand Thursdays at noon. Thanks for listening!
The Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: November 23, 2014
Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: Giving real estate and personal finance advice. On this week’s WSB radio show, Ilyce hosted Carmen Chubb, the deputy commissioner for housing of the state of Georgia. Chubb describes the HomeSafe Georgia program, where Georgia homeowners can receive temporary assistance in order to pay their mortgage. This federally funded [...]
The Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: November 16, 2014
Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: Giving real estate and personal finance advice. On this week’s WSB radio show, Ilyce discussed what matters most when your kid gets in a car accident, how the declining gas prices will impact the economy and a unique way to stabilize your retirement portfolio with an untapped reverse mortgage. If [...]
The Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: November 9, 2014
Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: Giving real estate and personal finance advice. On this week’s WSB radio show, Ilyce discussed the economic impact of the latest unemployment figures, how to buy a home from a custom builder (without the help of a real estate agent), whether a roach-infested building is illegal and why you should [...]
The Ilyce Glink Show On WSB Radio: October 26, 2014
Here are a few of the topics covered on this week’s radio show. Caller question: I’m moving to a new city for five years—should I buy a new house in cash or take out a mortgage? [3:22] Consider a 10-year mortgage. The interest rates are so low that you can borrow money cheaply, while keeping [...]
Why You Should Never Buy Permanent Life Insurance
If you want to throw your hard-earned money into a hole, then buy permanent life insurance. While life insurance is a key component of your financial planning, it shouldn't be an expensive investment vehicle. Your policy should cover enough to replace the lost income if you die, or your spouse dies, so that the remaining [...]
4 Steps to Fighting Your Property Taxes
An increase in property value isn’t always a good thing. Increased property values may mean increased property taxes, leaving you with a much higher tax bill than you anticipated. Some homeowners are shocked when they open that letter and find out their home has suddenly jumped 40 percent in value—at least according to their local [...]
The Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: September 21, 2014
Ilyce Glink Show on WSB Radio: Giving real estate and personal finance advice. From refinancing your mortgage to finding the right real estate agent to your investment choices and your every day decisions on money, you can rely on Ilyce to give you the best advice on real estate and personal finance. Whether you’re thinking [...]
How You Can Save $1 Million
Americans are living healthier and longer lives. The average life expectancy is now 79—that’s plenty of time to save more than a million dollars. The upshot is that you need to start securing an income for the 10, 20 or even 30 years after retirement right now. You don’t want to spend your golden years [...]
3 Tips for Selling Your House This Fall
We’re officially entering the fall selling season, the best season for real estate after spring. As kids head back to school, parents can turn their attention to buying before the new semester starts in January. Fall is the sweet spot for families because if you close the deal by Thanksgiving they have the holiday break [...]
What Part of My Inheritance Is Taxable?
It’s one of Benjamin Franklin’s most famous quotes: “In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Of course most people aren’t so certain about those taxes, particularly when it comes to taxes surrounding death and inheritance. Estate taxes—the so-called death taxes—have been a hot button issue for a long [...]