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Interest and dividends from investments and savings.

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Capital gains from selling real property.

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Proceeds from rent and contract for deed payments in excess of the principal and interest portion owed on property.

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Income from trusts, excluding special needs and supplemental needs trusts.

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Interest income from loans made by the participant or household.

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Cash prizes and winnings.

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Unemployment insurance income.

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Retirement, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (RSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. See 0017.15.45 (Income from RSDI and SSI).

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Disability benefits, including short-term and long-term disability insurance payments.

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Worker’s Compensation.

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Retirement benefits, including railroad retirement benefits, pension payments and veterans benefits.

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Child and spousal support income. See 0017.15.03 (Child and Spousal Support Income).

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GA, RCA and cash benefits already issued. See 0011.21 (Receipt of Other Assistance).

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Minor children. See 0002.41 (Glossary: Medically Necessary…).

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18-year old students enrolled in secondary school.

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18-or 19-year old caregivers enrolled in school at least half-time.

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Tribal per capita payments unless federal or state law excludes them as income for the purpose of determining eligibility for SNAP. See 0017.15.09 (Income from Tribal Payments).

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The military pay the family of a military person receives when that military person is out of the home on military duty. EXCLUDE combat or hazard duty pay received as a result of deployment to a combat zone. See 0017.06 (Excluded Income), 0017.15.93 (Military Income).

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The gross amount of gambling winnings. Do not offset winnings with losses. See GAMBLING WINNINGS in 0002.27 (Glossary: FSET...).

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Royalties and honoraria, unless they fit the definition of earned income. See EARNED INCOME in 0002.19 (Glossary: Early...). Also see 0017.12.06 (Earned Income).

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The value of prepaid credit card company gift cards the unit regularly receives and that can be reasonably anticipated. For recurring gift cards, see 0022.03.01.03 (Prospective Budgeting - SNAP Provisions). For non-recurring gift cards, see 0017.01 (Non-Recurring Income).

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Recurring guaranteed income payments (also known as universal basic income payments or unconditional income payments) that are sourced entirely with public funds (such as state, local or federal dollars).

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Recurring cash gifts or payments that are anticipated to continue. See 0002.09 (Glossary: Calendar Month…)

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The gross amount of Advance Child Tax Credit (ACTC) payments for people who have opted in to receive part of their child tax credit in advance. People may receive up to three ACTC payments. The advance payments count as unearned income. For budgeting, see the ACTC SNAP Budgeting Guide in the Guides and Handouts section of the Combined Manual.

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MFIP and RCA and cash benefits already issued. See 0011.21 (Receipt of Other Assistance).

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Minor children. See 0002.41 (Glossary: Medically Necessary…).

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18-year old students enrolled in secondary school.

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18- or 19-year old caregivers enrolled in school at least half-time.