NBS news anchor and veteran journalist Samson Kasumba says he plans to enjoy his savings when he retires, insisting that his children should use the education they received to build their own lives rather than depend on his wealth.Kasumba made the remarks in a series of social media posts in which he shared his approach to retirement, parenting and employment.After 60 the only investment I am focusing on is eating all my savings! My children will live off the education we gave them.He added that he has already made his position clear to his children, saying their future financial success will largely depend on how they use the opportunities and education provided to them.“If they mess up their time in school that is their problem, not mine. I have told them this in broad daylight,” he said, describing himself as “honest and extremely frank.Samson Kasumba: Parents should secure their own futures, not burden childrenKasumba also criticised what he sees as a sense of entitlement among some young people, while expressing confidence that his own children have been raised to be independent.“They belong to a very entitled generation! Thank God these ones have been raised very honest and independent,” he said.Kasumba rules out self-employmentThe veteran journalist also made it clear that he has no intention of returning to self-employment after spending more than a decade running his own business.Do NOT tell me about self-employment because that was my life on Nasser Road for over 13 years. I got so done with that stuff.Instead, he said he would prefer the stability of working for someone else.“Let someone else be self-employed and me as his employee. That arrangement works for my life,” he added.The post Samson Kasumba says he will spend his savings in retirement, tells children to build their own future appeared first on MBU.