SNAP
Social Security payments restart September 1 with SSI: every date from now to October 1
SSI lands Tuesday, September 1 and the pre-1997 group on September 3, with birth-date Wednesdays on the 9th, 16th and 23rd before the October 1 reset.
SNAP has no national payment date: federal rule 7 CFR 274.2(d) leaves the day to each state
SNAP payment dates are set by states, not USDA. Rule 7 CFR 274.2(d) requires a fixed date and a 40-day limit; Texas, North Carolina and California differ.
The public has two more weeks to comment on the rule that would cut the federal share of state SNAP administrative costs from 50% to 25%
USDA's proposed rule cutting the federal share of SNAP administrative costs from 50% to 25% on October 1 is open for public comment until September 8, 2026
SNAP for Households 60 and Over or With a Disability: No Gross Income Test and Medical Costs Above $35
SNAP households with a member 60 or older or disabled skip the gross income test and deduct medical costs above $35. FY2026 net limits start at $1,305.
SNAP allotments reset on October 1, but USDA has not published the FY2027 amounts yet: what is in force until then
SNAP resets allotments and income limits October 1, but USDA's FNA has not published FY2027 figures. FY2026 amounts, $298 to $1,789, hold through September 30.
