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Below you will find two tables, read them over and see if you can fit the example you just
filled out into this "budget". |
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Schedule C
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 2007
AMOUNTS FOR BASIC ALLOWANCES
Renters, Roomers, Owners, and Homeless
Excludes a Shelter Component |
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| #
of Dependants (other than spouse) |
Dependants
13 Years and over |
Dependants
Ages birth to 12 years |
One
Adult Person
(monthly) |
Two
Adult Persons
(monthly) |
| 0 |
0 |
0 |
553.86 |
1106.70 |
| 1 |
0
1 |
1
0 |
828.24
882.30 |
1225.02
1273.98 |
| 2 |
0
1
2 |
2
1
0 |
946.56
1000.62
1050.60 |
1361.70
1410.66
1460.64 |
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For each additional dependant in the family in excess of two, add to the appropriate
amount set out in the Schedule for a family of two dependants as follows: Dependant 13 years and over
.....................................$199.92/month
Dependant 0 to 12 years ...........................................$148.92/month |
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MAXIMUM SHELTER
ALLOWANCE TABLE
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 2007
Shelter allowance maximums for renters and owners. |
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| FAMILY
SIZE |
MAXIMUM
SHELTER |
| 1 |
444.72 |
| 2 |
699.72 |
| 3 |
758.88 |
| 4 |
824.16 |
| 5 |
888.42 |
| 6 or more |
921.06 |
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The maximum total shelter budget refers to
the maximum amount available to pay for the total cost of: rent, mortgage, taxes, utility
cost, fire insurance, common (condo) fees, and where appropriate between October and July,
the cost of energy for heat)
Note: If the monthly cost of energy for heat exceeds the maximum shelter
allowance, the actual cost of the energy for heat shall be issued instead of the shelter
allowance. (Reg 537 Sec 13 (4) 9) |
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