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A new resource that is available for providing financial education and online trading is FMO, or Financial Markets Online. From the education side of things, with Financial Markets Online, we can offer an opportunity for clients to trade a funded account with a share of the profits being split. Clients can receive accounts of up to $52,000 to trade with under the management of the FMO and our liquidity provider meaning clients can enter the market with the possibility to achieve greater returns. A: In regards to IX Trader their Sentiment Tool is unique Central to the offering is IX Labs Market Sentiment Analytics – an Artificial Intelligence-powered sentiment analysis tool which is seamlessly integrated into the platform as a live dashboard showing current market sentiment towards a wide range of asset classes.

If you want views of the city from the highest observatory in the Western Hemisphere, then you will definitely want to visit the SkyDeck on the 103rd floor in Willis Tower. There are several other tours in the city though, so depending upon which part of the city you want to explore, and what types of foods you want to taste, there is a tour to fit your interests: • And there’s a lot of fun stuff to do there—lots of shopping, restaurants, an IMAX theater, The Chicago Children’s Museum, Centennial Wheel. While that may sound kind of pricy, when you consider that paying general admission to each of the five venues would cost you $214 per person, it’s a no-brainer to opt for the City Pass because you get a 50 percent savings! !

We had so much good food here, but I think the kids liked trying the fried alligator the best… and it only sort-of tastes like chicken! And my teenage son was quite excited to try “The Pit” sandwich, which had a taste of everything on it—prime brisket, pulled pork, a hot link, cole slaw, and a mild sauce. We decided to go on the Best in Chow Food Tour, which had lots of iconic dishes—such as deep dish pizza, a Chicago-style hot dog, Italian beef sandwich, popcorn, and brownies—which I knew my kids would love! If you are like me, and have no idea what a Chicago-style hot dog is, it is a hot dog with seven toppings!

If spending on credit cards is too easy for you and you simply lay down the plastic for every little (or big) purchase you make, then don’t use credit cards. * Use a credit card for only certain items, such as gas for your car each month * Get a credit card that has a low limit, to force limited spending No, you don’t have to go into specific details about your finances, but you can let your family and friends know that you are trying to save up money to tackle student loans, buy a new house, or even to take a dream vacation. Financing a new TV will only add $20 per month to my budget, that new sofa will only add an extra $50 per month, the newest smartphone would only increase my budget by $10 per month… you get the idea, things can really add up quickly!