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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Welfare and food stamps on 72k? Who is fear mongering now. OP is not a victim.[/quote] For a two-person household in coastal California (where OP lives) that does qualify for state aid. In DC if you have a household of four people and an income of $100,000! or less you can qualify for subsidized housing. In other words, welfare and food stamps. [/quote] No. I too raised my family on the California coast. 72k in Southern California is not below the poverty line, it's more than 200% over the poverty line and she does not warrant benefits. ************************************ Most households must have a total gross monthly income less than or equal to 200% of the federal poverty level, to be potentially eligible for CalFresh (SNAP). For October 1, 2017 through September 30, 2018, the monthly income limits are: People in Household Gross Monthly Income 2 $2,708 = $32,496 gross annual income for a family of 2. Even at a 200% mark up the total is $64,992. [/quote] No, she does not qualify for state aid. Even if she did, the counties actively look for parents who are not supporting their children in an effort to defray welfare budgets, so its doesn't matter either way. [/quote]
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