Colorado SNAP Calculator 2025-2026

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Monthly SNAP Benefits
Gross Monthly Income: $0
Standard Deduction: $0
Earned Income Deduction: $0
Medical Deduction: $0
Child Support Deduction: $0
Dependent Care Deduction: $0
Shelter Deduction: $0
Net Monthly Income: $0
Maximum Monthly Benefit: $0
Income Limit (200% FPL): $0
Net Income Limit (100% FPL): $0
  • Household Size: Select total number of people in your household
  • Elderly/Disabled: Count members who are 60+ years old or have disabilities
  • Gross Income: Enter total monthly income before taxes from all sources
  • Earned Income: Enter only income from employment (subset of gross income)
  • Child Support: Enter court-ordered child support payments you make
  • Medical Expenses: Enter monthly medical costs (only for elderly/disabled members)
  • Dependent Care: Enter childcare costs for children under 12 or disabled dependents
  • Housing Costs: Enter monthly rent, mortgage, and property insurance
  • Utilities: Select the type of utilities you pay for
  • Assets: Enter total cash, bank accounts, and countable resources

Note: Colorado has no asset limit for most households. The calculator uses FY 2026 federal poverty guidelines (effective Oct. 1, 2025) and Colorado-specific deductions.

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Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on FY 2026 federal guidelines (effective October 1, 2025) and Colorado regulations. Actual benefit amounts may vary based on individual circumstances, verification requirements, and policy changes. For official determinations, apply through Colorado PEAK or contact your local county human services office.

Colorado SNAP Benefits 2025-2026: Your Questions Answered

Get the latest info on Colorado food assistance benefits, eligibility, and payment amounts for October 2025 through September 2026.

How much is SNAP for a family of 4 in Colorado in 2025?

A family of four in Colorado can get up to $994 per month starting October 2025. This is the maximum SNAP allotment for fiscal year 2026. Your actual benefit depends on your household income and expenses. Colorado uses the standard 48-state rates for SNAP calculations.

What are the income limits for SNAP in Colorado 2025?

For October 2025, Colorado's gross income limit is $3,483 monthly for a family of four. Net income can't exceed $2,680 per month after deductions. Single people must earn less than $1,696 gross or $1,305 net monthly. These limits help determine if you're eligible for food benefits. Learn more about Colorado income limits 2026.

Did Colorado SNAP benefits increase in 2025?

Yes, SNAP benefits increased slightly starting October 1, 2025. The maximum benefit for four people went up to $994. The minimum monthly benefit rose to $24 for small households. These cost-of-living adjustments help benefits keep up with food prices.

What's the asset limit for Colorado SNAP in 2025?

The asset limit stays at $3,000 for most Colorado households in 2025. If someone in your home is 60 or older, the limit is $4,500. Assets include bank accounts, cash, and some vehicles. Your house and retirement accounts don't count toward this limit.

How do I apply for SNAP benefits in Colorado?

You can apply online through Colorado PEAK's website anytime. You can also visit your county human services office in person. Each county processes applications and determines who qualifies. It's free to apply, and you'll get a decision within 30 days.

What deductions lower my SNAP income in Colorado?

Colorado allows a $209 standard deduction for households with 1-3 people starting October 2025. You can deduct 20% of earned income from jobs. Shelter costs over half your income get deducted up to $744. Child care and medical expenses for elderly or disabled members also reduce countable income.

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