SNAP tries to help young people break the cycle of poverty by exempting formal college savings, like 529 plans, and income from full-time students under 18 from eligibility calculations.
Jackie Walorski: “SNAP tries to help young people break the cycle of poverty by exempting formal college savings, like 529 plans, and…”
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Walorski discusses how SNAP supports young people's education and financial stability.
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