If you are losing your job and you draw a small social security check are you eligible for unemployment?

According to Bob Skladany of AARP. Org, your Social Security retirement income won't affect your eligibility for unemployment benefits in most states. However, four states, including Virginia, Louisiana, South Dakota and Illinois, reduce or "offset" your unemployment benefits if you receive Social Security benefits.(South Dakota recently repealed its offset law, but the repeal may not yet be in effect.) If you do live in one of these states, contact your unemployment office to find out if you are still eligible for benefits.

According to Bob Skladany of AARP. Org, your Social Security retirement income won't affect your eligibility for unemployment benefits in most states. However, four states, including Virginia, Louisiana, South Dakota and Illinois, reduce or "offset" your unemployment benefits if you receive Social Security benefits.(South Dakota recently repealed its offset law, but the repeal may not yet be in effect.

) If you do live in one of these states, contact your unemployment office to find out if you are still eligible for benefits.

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