If I were in your shoes I have a direct talk with your financial adviser about that suggestion, and if there is no very, very good answer forthcoming, I would look for a new adviser, then for a new fund.
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But if I were in your shoes, I would put about $ 169, 000 in the municipal bond fund, taking the money from the Scudder GNMA position, the CD, and the rest from the proceeds of your real estate sale.
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:If I were in your shoes, I would take a look at the article on conics, and study the Cartesian expression of parabolae ( I assume these are the conics depicted in your animation ) to tackle the derivation of the red curve.
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"I would feel more stress if I were in your shoes, with my core beliefs, " he said to a visitor across the table who had commented on how oddly relaxed he looked, even clad in handcuffs and the prison-issue orange of the condemned.
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While " If I Were In Your Shoes " and " Gossip " failed to chart, " Jealous Minds Think Alike " peaked at number 100 While promoting the deluxe version of the album, " Finders Keepers " and " Kiss and Tell " reached number 33 and 42, respectively.
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More substantivally, Fidelity Retirement Growth has been a distinctly cold fund for the past couple of years, and if I were in your shoes I think I'd take its weak performance and the high state of the market as reasons to swap that position for more of Puritan or Asset Manager.
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If I were in your shoes, given that you have 20 to 25 years to go before retirement, I would prefer a dollar-cost averaging program into one of your existing holdings-- Washington Mutual Investors, which has built a splendid long-term record and assumes below-average risk.
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:: We should be allowed to say " I have known people with complaints such as your who had a broken ankle or serious injury needing medical attention, so if I were in your shoes; < ) I would see a doctor . " Edison 16 : 02, 26 February 2007 ( UTC)
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However, if I were in your shoes, I'd take precisely the opposite route _ putting 80 percent of the money into Windsor II, which is a growth and income fund, and hedging my bet by putting 20 percent into Wellesley Income, an income fund that's heavily invested in stocks.
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Around the time of the New York Magazine article, Parker said, he grew upset by Klein's blanket denials, so he counseled him repeatedly either to come clean or at least be coy in his responses : " I said, if I were in your shoes I would not be as categorical " in your denials.
