Missouri SNAP Income Limits 2025 (Official State Data)

Missouri SNAP income limits 2025 chart and maximum benefits explained for families

If your monthly gross income is under $1,632 or your net income after deductions is below $1,255 for a one-person household, or $3,246 gross / $2,600 net for a four-person household, you qualify for SNAP benefits in Missouri for Oct 1, 2024 – Sept 30, 2025.

Use our Missouri SNAP Calculator to estimate your eligibility and monthly benefit amount based on your income, household size, and deductions.

Missouri SNAP Monthly Income Limits (Oct 2024 – Sept 2025)

Household SizeGross Monthly Income (130% FPL)Net Monthly Income (100% FPL)
1 person$1,632$1,255
2 people$2,215$1,704
3 people$2,556$2,152
4 people$3,246$2,600
5 people$3,856$3,049
6 people$4,630$3,497
7 people$5,116$3,945
8 people$5,850$4,394
Each extra person+$583+$449

Gross income is your household income before taxes and deductions.
Net income is after allowable deductions like housing, childcare, or medical expenses.

Missouri SNAP Annual Income Limits (April 2025 Update)

Household SizeAnnual Gross Income LimitAnnual Net Income Limit
1 person$19,584$15,060
2 people$26,580$20,448
3 people$33,576$25,824
4 people$40,560$31,200
5 people$47,556$36,588
6 people$54,552$41,964
7 people$61,548$47,340
8 people$68,544$52,728

Maximum Monthly SNAP Benefits – Missouri (FY 2025)

Household SizeMax Benefit Amount
1 person$292
2 people$536
3 people$768
4 people$975
5 people$1,158
6 people$1,390
7 people$1,536
8 people$1,756
Each extra+$220

These figures reflect the maximum monthly SNAP allotment after deducting 30% of net income from the cost of the USDA Thrifty Food Plan.

Key SNAP Eligibility Notes

  • Work Requirements:
    Federal changes now extend work rules to adults ages 18–64 without dependents. Parents with children 14 and older may also face new participation requirements.
  • Asset Limits:
    Missouri SNAP generally excludes your home, retirement savings, and personal belongings from asset calculations.
  • Deductions That Can Help You Qualify:
    • Housing and utility costs
    • Dependent care expenses
    • Child support payments
    • Medical expenses (for seniors and people with disabilities)

How to Apply for Missouri SNAP

You can apply for SNAP benefits in Missouri online, by mail, or in person:

  • Online: Apply at mydss.mo.gov
  • By Phone: Call 1-855-373-4636 for help.
  • By Mail or In Person: Submit a completed application to your local Family Support Division (FSD) office.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Missouri SNAP income limits for 2025?

For Oct. 1, 2024–Sept. 30, 2025, gross income must be at or below $1,632 monthly ($19,584 annually) and net income at or below $1,255 monthly ($15,060 annually) for a one-person household.

What is the maximum SNAP benefit in Missouri?

A family of four can receive up to $975 per month in SNAP benefits, with smaller households receiving proportionally less.

How do I calculate Missouri SNAP eligibility?

SNAP benefits are calculated by taking the maximum benefit for your household size and subtracting 30% of your net income; deductions screen your net income eligibility.

Are there resource limits for Missouri SNAP?

Yes: most households must have countable resources under $3,000; if someone is 60+ or disabled, the limit is $4,500.

Do seniors get higher SNAP deductions in Missouri?

Yes, seniors and people with disabilities benefit from higher shelter deduction caps and can deduct medical costs above $35.

How much SNAP benefit per person on average in Missouri?

In FY 2024, the average SNAP benefit in Missouri was approximately $199 per person per month.

Will new federal SNAP work requirements affect Missouri eligibility?

Yes, as of July 2025, work requirements now apply to able-bodied adults aged 18–64 (up from 18–54), and parents with kids 14+ may face new conditions.

Final Takeaway

The Missouri SNAP income limits for 2025 make it clear whether your household qualifies for food assistance. With recent federal changes to work rules, it’s more important than ever to check your eligibility and apply early.

Next Step: Use our Missouri SNAP Calculator or head to mydss.mo.gov to apply today.

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