Nebraska LB588 ties monthly assistance for aid to dependent children to the annual inflation factor.
Nebraska LB588 amends the maximum payment level for monthly assistance for aid to dependent children, tying it to the annual inflation factor. This change ensures that the assistance amount adjusts with inflation, maintaining its purchasing power. The bill also specifies that no payments shall be made for amounts less than ten dollars per month, except in the recovery of overpayments. The bill details transitional benefits for recipients who become ineligible due to increased employment or income, including ongoing payments and medical assistance.
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