The $400 in extra unemployment aid for millions of out-of-work Americans is actually $300 in most states. And it won’t arrive for weeks, experts warn. Americans may just get three weeks’ worth ...

The $600 in extra unemployment benefits are set to end this week, dealing a blow to millions of Americans counting on a safety net amid COVID-19.

FEMA has approved more than half of the states to begin paying a $300 unemployment benefit. Here's when payments will begin in each state.

The Biden administration said Thursday that extra unemployment benefits put in place to keep out-of-work Americans afloat during the coronavirus pandemic will end as planned next month.

More than 400,000 out-of-work Americans are poised to lose their unemployment benefits this weekend as eight states prematurely drop out of a pandemic relief program.

Consumer spending shifts during pandemic 08:19. In less than a week, the extra $600 in federal weekly unemployment benefits Americans have been collecting during the recession will come to an end ...

So to repeat, someone on unemployment for COVID-19 reasons during the retroactive period going back to Aug. 1 and no longer on unemployment, should indeed get the extra $300 for the earlier weeks.

YES: The extra unemployment benefits could disincentivize a return to work. In some cases, the unemployed are making more than if they returned to their old jobs, especially in the restaurant ...

Extra $600 in unemployment benefits ends as negotiations continue 01:44. The last unemployment check with the extra $600 in jobless benefits arrived last week for Danielle Grant, a single parent ...

Some Ohioans now receiving $300 extra in weekly unemployment; others may have to wait a month to apply for benefits extended weeks ago Updated: Jan. 20, 2021, 8:11 p.m. | Published: Jan. 20, 2021 ...

Illinois is joining more than 30 other states in seeking to participate in President Donald Trump’s program to boost unemployment benefits, but it could take several weeks for money to reach … ...

17,000 unemployed workers in Massachusetts who previously didn't qualify for the extra $300 unemployment benefit as part of the Lost Wages Assistance program administered by FEMA, will now be ...