Here's how the abrupt end of the $600 federal unemployment benefit will wreak havoc on jobless Americans
reported that a dozen states — including Pennsylvania, Virginia, and North Carolina — are scheduled to end their moratoriums by early September, putting people at higher risk of losing their electricity.over spring, even as the economy spiraled into a recession and millions of people were laid off. Now, with the lapsed benefits, people are likelier to miss making those payments, Logan said, accumulating fines or fees in the process.
In March, Congress approved a $600 federal supplement to state unemployment payouts. But those benefits expired on July 31 with Democrats and Republicans fiercely divided over the amount it should be replaced with.
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