Starting October 1, the income limit for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) increased, with the goal that more people can benefit.
For example, previously, a family of four could not receive the assistance bonus if they earned more than $3,007 dollars per month, however, now that limit is raised to $3,250 dollars.
If you are not already part of the program, check here all the information.
These are the new SNAP income limits
Household Size 1 – $1,580 Household Size 2 – US$2,137 Household Size 3 – US$2,694 Household Size 4 – US$3,250 Household Size 5 – US$3,807 Household Size 6 – US$4,364 Household Size 7 – US$4,921 Size of household 8 – $5,478 dollars
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, income thresholds are higher for those who earn less or have an elderly or disabled person in their household, in addition to other benefits. Click here to know more details.
These are the new maximum benefit amounts:
Household Size 1 – $291 Household Size 2 – US$535 Household Size 3 – US$766 Household Size 4 – US$973 Household Size 5 – US$1,155 Household Size 6 – US$1,386 Household Size 7 – US$1,532 Size of household 8 – $1,751 dollars
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2023-10-02 21:22:00
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