Ashley Lapato
Video Content Manager at YNAB
Ashley Lapato is a personal finance educator for YNAB, a money-planning tool with a proven method that teaches four simple habits to help people change their relationship with money. After spending years believing that she was just “bad with money” before finding YNAB, Ashley is now on a mission to teach others that managing money is a skill—one that is never too late to learn.
Ashley has earned a reputation on TikTok @TheOrganizedWallet for her refreshingly relatable approach to personal finance, which has helped hundreds of thousands of people learn to organize their finances and spend with confidence. When she’s not promoting mindful money habits, Ashley enjoys reading, photography, pretending to be an outdoor girl with her husband, and cuddling with their two cats.
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Habit-Building: Change Your Money Mindset Printable & Beyond
Organize your finances and your life with these helpful habit-building tips and our free Change Your Money Mindset printable workbook.
5 Healthy Money Habits
Want to transform your financial life? Focus on these small healthy money habits today, and the effects will compound for your future.
After Struggling to Budget, This Book Made It Stick
If there’s a budgeting app out there, I’ve probably tried it, and failed. After struggling to budget, this book changed everything.
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Habit-Building: Change Your Money Mindset Printable & Beyond
Organize your finances and your life with these helpful habit-building tips and our free Change Your Money Mindset printable workbook.
5 Healthy Money Habits
Want to transform your financial life? Focus on these small healthy money habits today, and the effects will compound for your future.
After Struggling to Budget, This Book Made It Stick
If there’s a budgeting app out there, I’ve probably tried it, and failed. After struggling to budget, this book changed everything.
This Category Naming Hack will Level-Up Your Budget
A little creative category naming can turbocharge your financial goals. Name your debts as villains, tie emotions into true expenses, and give your vice a category.