Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 21 x WBA or 1/4 of Base Period wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 8.0% up to 8.5% Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 20 x WBA or 1/4 of Base Period wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 7.5% up to 8.0% Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 19 x WBA or 1/4 of Base Period wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 7.0% up to 7.5% Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 18 x Weekly Benefit Amount (WBA) or 1/4 of Base Period Wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 6.5% up to 7.0% Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 17 x WBA or 1/4 of Base Period wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 6.0% up to 6.5% Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 16 x WBA or 1/4 of Base Period wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 5.5% up to 6.0% Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 15 x WBA or 1/4 of Base Period wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 5.0% up to 5.5% Maximum Benefits Payable will Equal the least of: 14 x Weekly Benefit Amount (WBA) or 1/4 of Base Period Wages Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate greater than 4.5% up to 5.0% Maximum Benefits Payable Seasonal Adjusted UI Rate less than or equal to 4.5% The chart below provides the maximum number of weeks the claim can potentially be established based upon the unemployment rate in effect at the time the claim is filed. The date the claim is filed will determine this for you.
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