Lots of retirees have a tough time making the switch from a regular paycheck to some sort of regular income from their retirement accounts—and often it's the rules governing their 401(k)s that can cause them all sorts of problems.
That's according to a report in Money, which points out that many plans require that participants withdraw the entire balance rather than making partial withdrawals.
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