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A federal bill would let more college students qualify for SNAP food benefits, including those with no family income.
Families with college students could get food assistance to help cover grocery costs. This means more money stays in your pocket for other needs like rent or school supplies.
Some families with college students might qualify for food benefits, especially if they have multiple kids in school or high education costs.
Most families at this income level won't qualify for SNAP benefits, so this policy won't change your household budget.
This policy won't affect your family since SNAP is designed for lower-income households.
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