SNAP 2025 COLA Update November Payment Schedule Reveals Benefits Ranging from $1,756 to $3,516

The USDA has announced when SNAP payments will be made in November. After the October 1, 2024, COLA increase for 2025, the highest amounts will stay the same until September 30, 2025.

Of the people who got Food Stamps in October, most have already gotten their money on their SNAP EBT cards. In this case, Florida and Texas will keep making payments until October 28.

When SNAP payments will be made in November after the COLA raise

Alaska, Vermont, Rhode Island, and North Dakota are some of the states that will send out all of their SNAP payouts on November 1, 2024. That means there will only be one paycheck. Some states won’t begin on November 1. In this case, South Dakota won’t start until November 10, and that’s the only date when they will be paid.

SNAP payment amounts

In the 48 states that are next to each other, the maximum amounts will stay the same. However, because of their higher cost of living, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands can get higher maximum amounts.

In the 48 neighboring states, one person can get up to $292. In Hawaii and Alaska, it can go up to $517 and $586. In most states, a family of four can get up to $975. In Hawaii and Alaska, they can get up to $1,793.

In the 48 adjacent states, families with eight people can get up to $1,756. After the 2025 COLA raise, Alaskans could get up to $3,516 while people in Hawaii could get up to $3,102.