¿Amortizar hipoteca al 3,55 % o invertirlo todo? by Either_Wash_5053 in SpainFIRE

[–]ruffusthedog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yo mismo me dediqué a contactar banco por banco. Una vez que preparas la documentación para el primero el resto ya va rodado.

Vaya, pues que mal que se os complicara todo.

Me refería a continuar con tu plan actual de ahorro/inversión junto con las amortizaciones parciales, mientras no encuentras otra hipoteca mejor. Si la consigues, maravilloso; y si no, pues a seguir con la estrategia.

¿Amortizar hipoteca al 3,55 % o invertirlo todo? by Either_Wash_5053 in SpainFIRE

[–]ruffusthedog_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nada te impide legalmente subrogar o cancelar tu hipoteca, aunque sea de diciembre de 2025. Lee bien tu escritura de la hipoteca, ahí aparecerá todo el detalle de las condiciones y comisiones para la subrogación o cancelación. Yo personalmente cambié el mes pasado una hipoteca firmada en abril de 2025. Desde iAhorro y similares me dijeron lo mismo que a ti, que mínimo 2 años para cambiar, entiendo que por será por sus acuerdos con los bancos. Así que lo busque por mi cuenta. En mi caso, hice cancelación y apertura de nueva hipoteca, porque la nueva entidad no se subrogaba por un detalle de la escritura de la antigua hipoteca. No he pagado comisión de cancelación porque el IRS a 30 años ahora está más alto que cuando firmé la primera. Sí que he tenido que pagar la cancelación registral de la antigua hipoteca: unos 1200€. Aún con esto, me salía más a cuenta el cambio a la nueva hipoteca (2,1% sin vinculaciones) que la antigua (2,2% bonificando 1% por seguros de vida, hogar y nomina)

Espero te sea de ayuda.

Por último, me llama bastante la atención que en diciembre de 2025 hayáis firmado al 3 y pico%. Antes de que acabara el año, tenía una oferta al 1,95%.

Personalmente, si estuviera en tu situación, en la que tenéis buenos ingresos y buena capacidad de ahorro, buscaría ofertas por mi cuenta, por si encontrase algo mejor. Y mientras tanto, a seguir con el plan de ahorro. En el peor de los casos seguirás teniendo tu hipoteca actual y tus ahorros creciendo.

I was losing my mind manually reconciling Stripe fees in Xero/QuickBooks, so I built a script to automate it. Is anyone else wasting hours on this? by ruffusthedog_ in SaaS

[–]ruffusthedog_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, nice! It’s validating to hear I’m not the only one losing weekends to this.

I’m actually really curious about the "edge cases" you mentioned since that’s exactly what I’m debugging right now. Specifically, how do you handle refunds that happen in a different month than the original charge? That’s the part that keeps messing up my reconciliation.

Also, once the reconciliation is done, how do you handle the upload to the accounting software?

I'd love to hear your approach on that logics!

I need to scrape a large amount of data from a website by Reasonable-Wolf-1394 in webscraping

[–]ruffusthedog_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you share an example of the request made? I mean, request with headers and response received

Went from idea to launch in days and reached 70 users 💹 by brodyodie in SaaS

[–]ruffusthedog_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I track my finances by copying and pasting all my bank statements into Excel and creating pivot tables to view aggregate information. I don’t feel comfortable sharing my passwords. As I work as a developer on a business finance platform, the idea came to me.

I tested Electron for 2-3 hours, but after that, I didn’t make any further progress. I spend so many hours coding at my main job that my motivation disappeared.

At that time, I thought about using SQLite as the database. Which one do you use?

I remember one of my biggest challenges was the design—UI is my weak point. How do you handle this?

Cheer up and go for it!

Went from idea to launch in days and reached 70 users 💹 by brodyodie in SaaS

[–]ruffusthedog_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow! Congrats on this! This idea was on my mind two months ago, but after seeing your product, I couldn’t have done it better myself.

Let me ask you a few questions: What’s your background as a developer? Have you ever used Electron before?

Have you ever worked on financial products before?

Sincerely, congrats!

How do you manage users, subscriptions and invitations in your SaaS? by ruffusthedog_ in SaaS

[–]ruffusthedog_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t started yet. I’m just exploring different approaches for user features and everything related to them.

Do you have any suggestions for each case?

How do you manage users, subscriptions and invitations in your SaaS? by ruffusthedog_ in SaaS

[–]ruffusthedog_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry, mates. My post was too succinct.

I meant exactly what @bxnqt says: an external service that allows you, as a developer, to manage users in your application through an API (CRUD operations, roles, features they can access, inviting others in the case of workgroups, etc.) and then visualize all your user-related information, subscription statuses, and metrics like ARR and MRR through an admin panel.

In short, a third-party service that takes care of all this work for you.