FERA Program Household Income Guidelines

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Instructions

1. Determine how many people live in your home more than 50 percent of the time.
2. Combine all household members' incomes from all eligible sources (see list below table) to get your total household gross annual income.
   
   To qualify, the total combined gross annual income (based on the number of household members) must be at or below the amount shown in the table.

Number of Persons in Household	Annual Income *
1 or 2	Not Eligible
3	$35,801 - $44,800
4	$43,201 - $54,000
5	$50,601 - $63,200
6	$58,001 - $72,400
For each additional person, add:	$7,400 - $9,200

* Before taxes based on current income sources
Valid until May 31, 2010

A household's income includes money from all household members, from whatever source derived (taxable or non-taxable), including but not limited to the following:

• Wages or Salaries
• Interest and/or Dividends from:
  • Savings Accounts
  • Stocks or Bonds
  • Retirement Accounts
• Unemployment Benefits
• Rental or Royalty Income
• School grants, scholarships or other aid used for living expenses
• Profit from Self-Employment
• Disability Payments
• Workers Compensation
• Social Security, SSI, SSP, SSDI
• Pensions
• Insurance Settlements
• Legal Settlements
• TANF (AFDC)
• Food Stamps
• Child Support
• Spousal Support
• Cash and/or Other Income