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October 15, 2016

 

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In 1977 the Food Stamp Act occurred, which tightened the program regulations and eligibility requirements ("Food Stamps"). A few of the requirements to be eligible for the food stamp program are: households must have assets of less than $2000, gross monthly income must be less than 130% of federal guidelines or $2,097 for a family of four in most states, net monthly income must be 100% less than federal guidelines or $1,613 for a family of four, and must be working a minimum of twenty hours week to show you are trying to move from welfare to self sufficiency ("Food Stamps")...
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One thing that cannot be looked at to be considered as an eligibility requirement is the value or lien of your house, which I don't agree with because someone who isn't receiving food stamps could have a smaller house than someone who is receiving them. The restrictions on what can be purchased with these stamps are very vague...
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