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ETFSA’s Starter Pack Explained with Mike Brown

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ETF pioneer Mike Brown joins Kaya Biz to unpack ETFSA’s Starter Pack — a simple, accessible way for South Africans to begin investing with small amounts. He explains why starting early matters, why passive ETFs outperform over time, and how ETFSA’s Investor Hub supports first‑time investors building long‑term wealth.
2 Sep 1PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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