
Jump-start your journey to financial peace.
At Wealth Wallaby, we believe money should serve your life—not stress you out. We’re here to help you make decisions with your finances that bring peace of mind and real freedom, not pressure to optimize every dollar or obsess over the unknown. Whether you’re paying off debt, saving for something meaningful, or just trying to feel in control again, we’re here with tools and guidance to help you take the next right step—calmly, confidently, and without shame.
This isn’t about chasing perfection, maximizing potential at all costs, or dwelling on what you “should’ve done.” It’s about progress over pressure. Purpose over panic. Wealth Wallaby exists to make personal finance feel more human—and to remind you that peace is a valid financial goal.
Our Story
We started Wealth Wallaby because too many people—regardless of income—are carrying financial stress they don’t talk about. Even high earners are stuck in the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle. Others quietly juggle debt, delay hard decisions, or assume bad financial choices won’t catch up to them. But eventually, they always do—and by then, peace of mind can feel out of reach.
This isn’t just one generation’s problem. Retirees are finding out Social Security isn’t enough. Parents are stretched thin trying to support their families and their futures. And teenagers are signing on for decades of student debt before they’ve ever earned a paycheck. Financial pressure is everywhere, and most people feel alone in it. That’s what we kept seeing in our coaching work—and it’s what inspired us to build something bigger.
Wealth Wallaby was created to be a calm, practical space where people can make real progress with money—without shame, pressure, or financial jargon. What began as one-on-one mentorship has grown into a central hub for tools, guidance, and support, designed for everyday people in the Triangle area of North Carolina and beyond. We believe peace is a valid financial goal—and we’re here to help you reach it, one smart step at a time.
But more than that, we exist because financial literacy is no longer optional. It’s a crisis-level issue. The lack of clear, honest education around money is leaving people unprepared and overwhelmed—and it’s affecting everything from family stability to retirement security. Wealth Wallaby is our way of pushing back. Of equipping people with tools and truth. And of making financial freedom possible—for real people, in real life.

Meet Your Financial Coach
Hi, I’m Jimmy Skinner — a business professional, MBA, and financial coach with real-world experience managing money the hard way.
I’ve been through the challenges many people face: navigating student loans, dealing with auto debt, and learning what it really takes to afford and manage a home. I’ve made money mistakes, fixed them, and built systems that brought clarity, peace, and long-term margin into my life. I started Wealth Wallaby to help others do the same.
My approach is practical, nonjudgmental, and focused on helping you make confident, informed decisions—wherever you are in your journey. Whether you’re just starting out or working toward your next financial milestone, I’m here to walk with you and help you build a future you can truly afford.
A Proven Game Plan
No more confusion, no more spinning your wheels—just a clear path forward. This step-by-step strategy has helped people eliminate debt, take control of their finances, and start building lasting wealth. Whether you’re starting fresh or trying to get back on track, this game plan meets you where you are and leads you toward true financial peace—with practical tools, proven habits, and sustainable results.

Step 1: Build a Starter Emergency Fund
Save $1,000 as fast as you can. This will protect you from small emergencies while you tackle any debt.
Step 2: Pay Off All Non-Mortgage Debt
Focus all your energy on eliminating credit cards, car loans, and other non-mortgage debt using the Debt Snowball or Avalanche method.


Step 3: Fully Fund Your Emergency Fund
Save 3 to 6 months’ worth of expenses to protect yourself from bigger emergencies like job loss or major repairs.
Step 4: Invest 15% of Your Income for Retirement
Start investing 15% of your gross household income into retirement accounts like a 401(k), IRA, or Roth IRA.


Step 5: Save for Future Major Purchases
Start saving now for big future goals like college, a home, or major life events. Stay ahead and avoid new debt.
Step 6: Pay Off Your Mortgage Early
Now attack your mortgage. Every extra payment brings you closer to complete financial freedom.


Step 7: Build Wealth and Give Generously
You’re completely debt-free! Now you can aggressively build wealth, invest, and give like never before.