Jeronda Hunter is a financial educator, certified budget coach, and recovering corporate accountant who spent fifteen years in the finance departments of Fortune 500 companies before walking away in 2019 to build her own financial coaching practice. The irony of helping massive corporations manage millions of dollars while struggling to manage her own freelance income was not lost on her. In her first year of independent work, she experienced the full feast-or-famine cycle — a six-figure first quarter followed by a spring where she nearly drained her savings waiting on overdue invoices. That experience led her to develop the Irregular Income Solution, which she refined over the next two years with dozens of freelance clients before writing this book.
Through her coaching practice, The Variable Income Advisor, Jeronda has worked with over four hundred freelancers, solopreneurs, and creative professionals across industries ranging from software development and graphic design to consulting, coaching, and the arts. Her clients consistently report that the system she teaches reduces their financial anxiety, increases their savings rate, and gives them the confidence to turn down bad clients and pursue work that actually aligns with their values. She is known for her practical, no-judgment approach to financial coaching and her unwavering belief that irregular income earners do not need to be fixed — they need a system designed for how they actually earn and spend.
Jeronda holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Certified Financial Coach designation from the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education. She has been featured in *Forbes*, *The Wall Street Journal*, and *Entrepreneur* as a voice on alternative approaches to personal finance for independent workers. She lives in Durham, North Carolina, with her husband and two children, where she runs her coaching practice, hosts the *Irregular Income* podcast, and is living proof that a freelancer can build both a thriving business and a stable financial foundation on variable income alone.