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FIRE number for Twin Falls, ID

$1,276,600 retires you early in Twin Falls, ID — that's $51,064/yr to live × 25. At your $600,000 saved + $30,000/yr you reach it coast-fire.

The math (shown)

$388,089 home × 5%/yr owner-equivalent housing cost = $19,404/yr
housing ÷ 38% (housing is ~38% of a typical U.S. budget, BLS CEX) = $51,064/yr to live here
$51,064/yr spend ÷ 4% safe-withdrawal rule = $1,276,600 portfolio needed (the 25× rule)
$600,000 now + $30,000/yr at 5% real return reaches $1,276,600 in 10 years.
Coast-FIRE: $600,000 alone compounding 5% for 30 yrs = $2,593,165 by 65 — clears the $1,276,600 needed.

against Zillow ZHVI 2026-06 (Zillow ZHVI (typical home value, smoothed, all-homes 33–67pct tier)). FIRE math = the 4% rule (×25). Cost of living derived from home value — a planning estimate, not a household budget.

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FAQ

How much do I need to FIRE in Twin Falls, ID?
About $1,276,600 ($51,064/yr × 25).
What's the cost of living based on?
Twin Falls, ID's typical home value ($388,089, Zillow ZHVI 2026-06) → owner-equivalent + non-housing budget.
Is the 4% rule safe?
It's the Trinity-study baseline; many FIRE planners use 3.5%–4%. Lower withdrawal = bigger number.

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