SNAP $292-$1,756 payments coming in the first week of November, check the new paydays for Food Stamps with COLA

Some people who get Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will get their first monthly payment in November because the Food Stamps office just gave them permission. If this sounds like you, you should know that the current maximum numbers include the price index increase for 2025.

From what the CBPP says, a single person can get about $199. After the COLA raise, though, the most that can be taken out will be $292. People who get SNAP will only get an extra dollar after the cost of living increase, which is a shame.

SNAP payments in the 1st week of November 2024

If you live in a certain area, you may need to check the conditions to get payday loans. Some states use Social Security numbers to figure out who gets paid, while others use Eligibility Determination Group numbers or even the first letters of last names.

Paydays in the 50 States

• Alabama: November 4 – 23
• Alaska: November 1
• Arizona: November 1 – 13
• Arkansas: November 4 – 13
• California: November 1 – 10
• Colorado: November 1 – 10
• Connecticut: November 1 – 3
• Delaware: November 2 – 23
• Florida: November 1 – 28
• Georgia: November 5 – 23
• Hawaii: November 3 – 5
• Idaho: November 1 – 10
• Illinois: November 1 – 10
• Indiana: November 5 – 23
• Iowa: November 1 – 10
• Kansas: November 1 – 10
• Kentucky: November 1 – 19
• Louisiana: November 1 – 23
• Maryland: November 4 – 23
• Massachusetts: November 1 – 14
• Michigan: November 3 – 21
• Minnesota: November 4 – 13
• Mississippi: November 4 – 21
• Missouri: November 1 – 22
• Montana: November 2 – 6
• Nebraska: November 1 – 5
• Nevada: November 1 – 10
• New Hampshire: November 5
• New Jersey: November 1 – 5
• New Mexico: November 1 – 20
• New York: November 1 – 9
• North Carolina: November 3 – 21
• North Dakota: November 1
• Ohio: November 2 – 20
• Oklahoma: November 1 – 10
• Oregon: November 1 – 9
• Pennsylvania: SNAP benefits over the first 10 business days
• Rhode Island: November 1
• South Carolina: November 1 – 10
• South Dakota: November 10
• Tennessee: November 1 – 20
• Texas: November 1 – 28
• Utah: November 5, (SNAP after the first week 11 and 15)
• Vermont: November 1
• Virginia: November 1 – 7
• Washington: November 1 – 20
• West Virginia: November 1 – 9
• Wisconsin: November 1 – 15
• Wyoming: November 1 – 4

Guam, P.R., D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands

• Guam: November 1 – 10
• Puerto Rico: November 4 – 22
• The District of Columbia: November 1 – 10
• The U.S. Virgin Islands: November 1

SNAP requirements to get Food Stamps in November

In November, SNAP benefits can only be given to people who meet all the requirements. You might even get Food Stamps in November if you apply for expedited benefits, but that means you have almost no cash on hand and no income.

If you want to get SNAP, you have to meet certain standards based on the resources you have. Those resources can be worth up to $3,000. Seniors and people with disabilities may be able to borrow up to $4,500 more.

Needs for work and money are also important. People between the ages of 18 and 54 have to work at least 80 hours a month, unless they are free. Go to https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/recipient/eligibility for more information.

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