I’m 59 and tired of office politics. I’ve saved $930K for retirement, but is it enough to quit for good?

With $930,000 in her 401(k), Diane could withdraw $37,200 each year before taxes. The problem is, she will have to live off that alone until she can start claiming Social Security benefits.To avoid this problem, many retirees use a common retirement budgeting tactic — the 4% rule — to ensure there’s enough money from their retirement accounts when making withdrawals, even when adjusted for inflation.For example, since Diane can’t claim Social Security benefits yet, the $930,000 in her 401(k) needs to be tru ...