The USDA has increased SNAP payments for many Americans due to the recent cost of living adjustment in 2025. This change helps households deal with the higher cost of living. Let’s dive into the specifics of the November payment schedule and what SNAP recipients can expect.
November SNAP 2025 Payment Schedule
SNAP payment dates vary by state, with many benefits distributed across multiple days. For example, Alaska and Vermont will issue all payments on November 1, 2024, while states like Texas and Florida will spread out payments throughout the month.
Here’s a breakdown of payment schedules for some key states:
| State | Payment Dates |
|---|---|
| Alabama | November 4 – 23 |
| Alaska | November 1 |
| California | November 1 – 10 |
| Florida | November 1 – 28 |
| Georgia | November 5 – 23 |
| Texas | November 1 – 28 |
| Vermont | November 1 |
| South Dakota | November 10 |
These dates reflect the general timelines, but it’s important to check with your local SNAP office for specific payment dates applicable to your case.
SNAP Payment Amounts for November
Following the 2025 COLA adjustment, maximum SNAP allotments have increased. The new payment amounts are as follows:
| Household Size | 48 Contiguous States | Alaska | Hawaii |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Person | $292 | Up to $586 | $517 |
| 4 Persons | $975 | Up to $1,953 | $1,723 |
| 8 Persons | $1,756 | Up to $3,516 | $3,102 |
These figures will remain unchanged through September 30, 2025. The higher benefit amounts for states like Alaska and Hawaii are reflective of their higher living costs.
Key States with Higher Benefits
Due to Alaska’s unique challenges, such as its remote locations and harsh weather, SNAP payments are higher than in the lower 48 states. For instance, a family of four living in rural Alaska can receive up to $1,953 per month. Similarly, despite a slight decrease in Hawaii, families of four can still receive up to $1,723.
The 2025 COLA adjustment has increased SNAP benefits, helping low-income families with money. As November gets closer, make sure to know when you’ll get paid and how much you’ll get in your state.
The USDA is changing benefits to match inflation and higher costs of living. Make sure to check your SNAP account regularly for updates on any more changes.
FAQs
Payment dates depend on your state. For example, Florida issues payments from November 1 through 28, while states like Alaska send out all payments on November 1.
In the 48 contiguous states, a family of four can receive up to $975, while in Alaska, benefits can go as high as $1,953.
Hawaii saw a slight decrease in its maximum SNAP benefit after the 2025 COLA adjustment. However, a family of four can still receive up to $1,723.
Yes, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands have higher SNAP payments due to their elevated cost of living.
The current SNAP payment amounts will remain effective until September 30, 2025, when a new COLA adjustment will be announced.
