SNAP households on simplified reporting must report only when monthly gross income passes 130% of the poverty line, which is $1,729 for one person in Minnesota
SNAP households on simplified reporting only have to tell the state about an income change when monthly gross income rises above 130% of the federal poverty line. In Minnesota, the Department of Children, Youth, and Families lists that limit at $1,729 a month for a one-person household, $2,345 for two and $2,960 for three. The... The post SNAP households on simplified reporting must report only when monthly gross income passes 130% of the poverty line, which is $1,729 for one person in Minnesota appeared first on The Financial Wire .