I'm 58 years old and simply over the daily grind. I've got $970,000 stashed in my 401(k) -- can I retire today?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Don't missRetiring earlier means you'll need to wait several years before you can start claiming Social Security benefits and be eligible for Medicare.
61% : Since you can't claim Social Security benefits just yet, the $970,000 in your 401(k) needs to be truly enough to cover all of your expenses until you can.
54% : Medicare won't kick in until then, and your options could include COBRA (if you had a qualifying employer-provided health care plan) or other private insurance options.

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