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How Weak Safety Net Policies Exacerbate Regional and Racial Inequality - Center for American Progress
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RELEASE: New State Data Show Weak Safety Net Policies Exacerbate Economic and Racial Inequalities
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SNAP benefits recipients could lose out, unless Congress adjusts rules
Emergency COVID provisions for SNAP are set to expire September 30. Additionally, as the minimum wage goes up, many workers may become ineligible for assistance. Author: Mike Gooding Updated: 5:48 PM EDT July 12, 2021
WASHINGTON Big trouble could be coming for many of the more than 40 million Americans who receive the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
As COVID-19 restrictions ease, states are moving to end emergency or disaster declarations. This could mean a drop in aid for those who ve struggled to put food on the table during the pandemic.
At $64 billion, it is the largest federally funded nutrition assistance program in the U.S. As of this March, more than 42 million people were participating in the SNAP program, according to the USDA. That s up more than 5 million from the year before.
Saving for Now, Later, and a Lifetime: A Summit on the Foundational Role of Liquid Savings
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Big Government Is Set for a Rerun With Biden’s Economic Plan
Bloomberg 4 hrs ago
(Bloomberg) Big government is back.
Four decades after Ronald Reagan’s philosophy of lowering taxes and shrinking government took hold culminating in Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts Joe Biden is turning U.S. economic policy in the opposite direction.
Over the past 14 months, Congress passed three pandemic-relief packages that injected almost $5 trillion into the economy. The president, according to his latest plan unveiled Wednesday, will make the case for an additional $1.8 trillion in spending and tax credits on initiatives from education and child care to paid family and medical leave.