However, state aid can vary significantly from person to person. It falls in a range between a minimum and maximum value. Most states pay minimums below $100 a week.
Hawaii, for example, pays $5 a week on the low end. It’s not much higher in other states like Louisiana ($10), Connecticut ($15), North Carolina ($15), Nevada ($16), Oklahoma ($16) and Delaware ($20), according to Labor Department data.
Arizona and Washington state have the highest minimums, just shy of $190 a week. The U.S. average is $61.
The federal unemployment supplement boosted these minimum payments by $600 a week.
Source Article from https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/04/the-600-unemployment-boost-is-gone-that-leaves-some-with-5-a-week.html
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