About Me

Nataliya holds a Master of Applied Finance, an Advanced Diploma in Financial Services, and is a Certified Financial Planner® and SMSF Specialist Adviser. With over 17 years of experience in wealth management, including leading her own consulting firm before joining Minchin Moore, she is dedicated to delivering exceptional financial advice that empowers clients to achieve their long-term goals.

Her approach to financial planning is holistic, focusing on aligning financial strategies with clients' desired lifestyles. Nataliya’s expertise extends to ethical financial practices, having previously served as a panel member and assignment evaluator for the Certified Financial Planner accreditation.

Beyond her financial acumen, Nataliya is deeply engaged in the arts and cultural sector. She is a member of the Governance Council of the Australian National Maritime Museum, where she chairs the Audit, Risk and Financial Committee, as well as the Finance, Risk and Audit Committee for the State Theatre Company of South Australia. Additionally, she serves on the Contemporary Collectors Committee at the Art Gallery of South Australia. Previously, she chaired the Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize, demonstrating her ongoing commitment to supporting and promoting the arts.

At Minchin Moore, Nataliya plays a key role in guiding professionals towards financial independence, with a particular passion for assisting those who wish to support the arts. By combining her financial expertise with her dedication to philanthropy, she helps clients create a meaningful and financially secure future.