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The Related Link below gives tables of benefit payout and other data for Illinois.

How much? In general, unemployment benefits are based on an individual's earnings in the base period. As of January, 2010, IL benefits ranged from $51 to $385 (with non-working spouse, from $66 to $458 and with child, from $92 to$531) Unemployment insurance benefits in Illinois pay a percentage of your previous wages. If you have a dependent or a child/children, you may be awarded extra.

If you are a recipient of Social Security, Illinois will reduce your unemployment benefit by 50% of your SS benefit. You determine that by taking the monthly SS payment, divide that by 30 and multiply the result times 7 for the amount that 50% of is then deducted from your weekly unemployment benefit. Other benefits are also deduct from this benefit.

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The rate of unemployment in Illinois as of October, 2009 is 11.0%. See Related Link below.

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