The 11 Most Costly Dog Breeds

Man's best friend would not always come free. Some individuals are keen to pay tens of hundreds for certain varieties of canines, even breeds which are fairly common worldwide and easy to obtain. Even if prices will range based on location and breeder, these 10 canine breeds often have the best common price ticket. 10 Most Expensive Canine Breeds is an easy informational app that give you ten canine breeds which are usually the most costly world wide.

I don't think your cat will be a problem, however I bought my dog here so I am not familiar with importing pets, it shouldn't be a problem if you have his health record. They don't look down on gringos, sometimes they can get a bit resentful that you have so much and try to take advantage by inflating the prices but otherwise people in Guatemala are very friendly and welcoming. I have never had a bad encounter with someone due to my being a foreigner. Now I am 65 years of age with a wife and I only get Social security and not enough to live on here in Utah. Our children are all of age now and I am considering living in Guatemala or Costa Rica.

The results may look a bit different by the time you're reading this (you can see the updated %'s here ), but it's apparent that we prioritize the roofs over our heads more than anything else… For some strange reason ;) If that's you, just plug in mortgage” or rent” into the game instead. I'll chime in here too! We kicked our mortgage to the curb, so now housing (condo fees/insurance/taxes) is probably only our fourth highest cost or so.

I have friends that pay for daycare and know how expensive it is, but even when I hear or see the number, it still turns my stomach. My wife and I want to be in a situation where we can avoid daycare. This just reinforces the drive in me to up our income/savings so that when kiddos do come along we have the option of one of us staying home to raise the kids. RENT by far, but I don't see that expense going anywhere any time soon :( Those day care numbers are terrifying. My mom was bugging me last night about grandchildren. I told her AT LEAST 7-10 years. Esp seeing those numbers!

I'm so close to paying off my student loan, it will be an extra oh I don't know $199.85 a month in my pocket. What will I do with it? Probably start building my wardrobe for early retirement with old school classic NBA jersey's, start with Jordan, then Bird, who knows maybe mix it up with a Lew Alcindor. Maybe 1.5 to look these up 2 years. We'll see. It is so exciting to get near the finish line. But, the anticipation of it seems to have increased immensely. Ahh! Then, I became too sick to work. Long story. Since I was now home all day long I started reading blogs for entertainment. I found MMM one day in the fall of 2011. Changed my life!

Also, on a side-note, my spending freeze for Lent is on Starbucks. I don't usually participate in Lent, but my Starbucks spending is getting crazy. I have been good so far, haven't gone since the beginning of last week, so we'll see how long I can stick to it. Awesome! Always fun to challenge yourself every now and then and hopefully help you curb so much spending in future (though of course you prob don't want to cut things like Starbucks out forever - they're nice joys in life!). In reality, we hope to have a pile of kids, but once my husband starts working (he's in school right now), I hope to be able to stay home with the kids and build my catering business.

My biggest expense by far is my federal income tax. Next, my mortgage (principal, interest, taxes, and insurance) is about half that amount. I guess it's a toss-up whether I plan to pay off my mortgage or stop working so much first! Childcare is our biggest expense by far at $15K. We're nullifying that come September by having my mom move in with us. She'll do the after school/preschool care in exchange for rent & utilities! Plus another adult around is a massive bonus, and her quality of life will improve as well. I'm excited to see that my next highest expense is groceries at $7200/year. But right after that is student loans (mortgage is really low for us!). I can't wait to finish those bad boys off!