SNAP BENEFITS · GUIDE
How SNAP Eligibility Works
Federal rules for FY2027 (Oct 1, 2026 – Sep 30, 2027)
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How SNAP Works
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Income Requirements
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Household Rules
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Resource Limits
Monthly Income Limits
Alaska · your state may use a higher gross limit
Household
Gross (130%)
Net (100%)
1
$2,162
$1,663
2
$2,931
$2,255
3
$3,700
$2,846
4
$4,469
$3,438
5
$5,238
$4,030
6
$6,008
$4,621
7
$6,777
$5,213
8
$7,546
$5,805
Each additional person: +$770 gross / +$592 net
Maximum Monthly Benefits
Alaska (urban areas)
- 1 person
- $392
- 2 people
- $718
- 3 people
- $1,032
- 4 people
- $1,306
- 5 people
- $1,555
- 6 people
- $1,868
- 7 people
- $2,064
- 8 people
- $2,352
Official USDA Sources
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SNAP Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) Information
www.fna.usda.gov
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SNAP FY2027 Income Eligibility Standards (PDF)
www.fna.usda.gov
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SNAP FY2027 Maximum Allotments and Deductions (PDF)
www.fna.usda.gov
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SNAP - Fiscal Year 2027 Cost-of-Living Adjustments (memo)
www.usda.gov
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SNAP Eligibility (Am I eligible)
www.fna.usda.gov
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2026 HHS Poverty Guidelines
aspe.hhs.gov
SNAP Benefits Guide is an independent informational app and is not affiliated with the U.S. government or any state agency. Federal data checked Oct 31, 2026.