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Smart Money with Alishia Seckam is South Africa’s premier finance and investing video podcast.

This is highlighted by the incredible range of industry experts who have used the platform to share their valuable insights in 2025.

From engaging discussions about investment strategies, to detailing South Africa’s socio-economic outlook – Smart Money is where you will find the best advice on navigating local and International markets.

We have highlighted five enthralling episodes from Smart Money for you to watch, below.

Easy Equities CEO Charles Savage on making investing easy for every South African

FNB CEO Harry Kellan on the rise of digital banking in South Africa

Brenthurst co-founder and director Magnus Heystek discusses the secret behind Brenthurst Wealth Management’s success

Karooooo founder and CEO Zak Calisto on their 66% share price growth over the last year

Efficient Group Chief Economist Dawie Roodt shares his views on South Africa’s economic growth prospects in 2025

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