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I'm 68 and chose 'soft retirement.' I work 3 days a week and keep my benefits.

First publishedAug 19, 13:05 UTC
Last updatedAug 19, 17:14 UTC · 12m ago
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Unwell and fearing burnout, Tina Bonnano considered retiring from KPMG after 10 years in the job.However, she wasn't ready to "jump off the cliff" and proposed a "soft retirement" plan to HR.The IT specialist works 20 hours a week for half her old salary. She has time to relax and reflect.This story is based on an interview with Tina Bonanno, 68, a KPMG information architect, from Northern New Jersey.

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Unwell and fearing burnout, Tina Bonnano considered retiring from KPMG after 10 years in the job.However, she wasn't ready to "jump off the cliff" and proposed a "soft retirement" plan to HR.The IT specialist works 20 hours a week for half her old salary. She has time to relax and reflect.This story is based on an interview with Tina Bonanno, 68, a KPMG information architect, from Northern New Jersey. It has been edited for length and clarity.I was seriously ill in 2022 and 2023, which led me to having a knee replacement removed and a revision after being treated for an infection.It meant five months of disability leave from my IT job at KPMG, but I pushed through and returned to my position.However, the sickness had taken its toll. I suffered extreme brain fog and was unable to concentrate.

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Unwell and fearing burnout, Tina Bonnano considered retiring from KPMG after 10 years in the job.However, she wasn't ready to "jump off the cliff" and proposed a "soft retirement" plan to HR.The IT specialist works 20 hours a week for half her old salary. She has time to relax and reflect.This story is based on an interview with Tina Bonanno, 68, a KPMG information architect, from Northern New Jersey.
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