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- Off-price retailers are worried that cuts to food stamps and smaller tax refunds will hurt sales.
- Enhanced SNAP benefits ended in the remaining 32 states this month after three years.
- Tax refunds are also likely to be smaller because of the wind-down of some expanded tax credits.
Discount chains like Dollar General and Big Lots are warning that cuts to food stamps and lower-than-usual tax refunds this year could start hurting sales.