My plan is to FIRE in 2025 at the ripe age of 39 when i finish my 20 years in the military. I have a rental house in a location where i never plan to return to, and i've been pretty good with my money in regards to TSP(401K), Roth IRA, and taxable investments (~$250K). My semi-retirement will likely consist of plenty of outdoor activities and road trips, but i'll most likely fill some time with renovation/construction work as a side hustle.
Before taxes, my pension will pay around $30K/yr and adjust with inflation. my question is this: can i apply the 4% rule to calculate the value of my military pension? if so, $30K x 25 = $750K.
Thanks in advance for any comments on the topic.