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🚨BREAKING: meta officially connected meta ads to claude
the connector went live on april 29, 2026
the URL is mcp.facebook.com/ads
setup takes about 60 seconds
you go to claude settings, add it as a custom connector, authorize via facebook OAuth, and you're in
once connected, claude has full read and write access to your ad account
you can tell it what you're selling and who you're targeting, and it builds the entire campaign structure for you
ad sets, targeting, copy, everything
it can also monitor your pixel health, upload your product catalog, and generate performance reports
29 tools total, all free during beta
this is the workflow agencies charge $3,000 to $5,000 a month for
it's now a one-minute setup inside claude
just created a guide on how to actually connect Meta Ads to Claude step-by-step
Comment “META CLAUDE” and I'll send it

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@GolfonFOX My dad used to say it’s not the Indian, it’s the arrow
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@realEstateTrent I do I/O as well. No brainer for people who know how to manage their money.
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The mortgage on our home is interest-only.
Why?
Because it’s much smarter to invest that principal instead of paying it back to myself every month.
Unless you need a forced savings account to protect yourself from yourself,
OR
You don’t have good investment opportunities, an interest-only mortgage is a no-brainer.
It’s actually not even close.
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Finished basement at your buddy’s house whose mom is cool about you guys smoking weed

mama(to-be) strawberry 🍼🍓@honeybunwife
im still trying to figure out what the mythical “third space for teens” is that was apparently 100% free, abundantly entertaining, provided food/snacks and wasn’t educational. people keep talking about this place like it existed but never can give an example of what it was 😭
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@buttercuts_ @PrinceOfFlint If there happens to be a third opportunity I’d like to hear about it
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@PrinceOfFlint If there happens to be a second opportunity I’d like to hear about it
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@Pricerrors Bruh I do it immediately and haven’t gotten it for the past 5 USA goals over the past few games :(
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BREAKTIME 🏒 Who got the earlier Chipotle drop this morning???
3rd period starting soon, still lots of time for Chipotle drops to go!




Price Errors@Pricerrors
FREE Chipotle Codes start tomorrow @ 8:10AM EST MORNING ☀️ 🌯 Same thing as last time, every time USA scores a goal, @usahockey drop a chipotle code for a FREE Entree (Limited to 5,000) This is the final USA Hockey game, so expect a lot of codes. 🇺🇸
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Boca West Country Club initiation to increase to $215,000 (Legacy: $195,000) starting October 1, 2026
Four courses on property (Palmer (2), Fazio, Dye)
Ranked #12 among the Top 150 Platinum Golf & Country Clubs in the world




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@BillAckman @realDonaldTrump @SecScottBessent @pulte How much of a prepay to save 65 bps in rate? I’d do it for a <3yr for 1%. Any higher penalty or lower duration then no thanks
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President @realDonaldTrump and @SecScottBessent, and @pulte, I have a simple idea on how to lower mortgage rates and spreads:
One of the unique features of U.S. conventional mortgages is that they are prepayable at any time without a penalty.
While this feature is attractive for homeowners, it comes at a significant cost as buyers of mortgage backed securities (‘MBS’) require a significant increase in spread to compensate them for giving the borrower the option to prepay at anytime.
Why don’t Fannie and Freddie also offer non-prepayable mortgages where if the borrower wishes to prepay the loan, he would have to pay a prepayment penalty?
I asked one of my friends who is an expert and large investor in MBS what the estimated savings today would be on a 30-year Fannie/Freddie mortgage if the borrower would be locked out from prepayment other than by paying a penalty?
He estimated that the savings would be about 65 basis points.
So a borrower could have a choice:
Obtain a 30-year prepayable mortgage at today’s ~6% rate,
or at a 5.35% rate, but with the obligation to pay a prepayment penalty if he/she refinanced in the future.
The loan could also be made to be portable so that if the home is sold, the new borrower could assume the loan and no prepayment penalty would be owed on a sale.
While the ability to prepay is a valuable option, locking in the 65 bps savings upfront over the life of the mortgage may be the difference between the borrower being able to afford the home and not being able to.
You could imagine that there could be different versions of this product where the lock out would be for 5 years, 10 years etc. (with different levels of savings for each, the longer the lockout, the greater the savings) and the borrower could custom design the mortgage and its prepayability to meet their life plan.
As you know, commercial mortgages work this way.
Why couldn’t the same approach be used for home loans?
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@FoaznPoker Is there was a 15% chance I dropped $15k along the way, prob not
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