Can I have my Unemployment benefits direct deposited into my checking account?
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In Minnesota they can. I think it depends on what state you are in.
732914
Well, you can work for cash all you want.  One time I accidentally checked the box that said I was ineligible for vacation pay and I got my vacation pay and my full unemployment benefits anyway and they never caught that.
480901
If you make over $650 for the year, it will be reported to the IRS for tax purposes. Which can result in you paying back your unemployment, maybe being penalized.\n\nIf less than $650 the earnings will not be reported & you'll be fine.
180990
Were YOU eligible for unemployment?  If not then you've commited FRAUD.  This can be a felony in most states.  I'd try and get it straightened out before they come after you.  They will notice this and catch on to it.  Today in most states employeers have to report new employees to the state because of child support laws.  This will be a way for them to catch you.  The other main way is with your taxes.  When you file they will notice the W-2s filed in your husbands and/or your name.
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I believe that you would have to wait for it to be sent to you as you cannot print out one yourself. However I just saw a commercial yesterday for H&R Block where you can get a loan for your refund without having your w-2's. You just take in your last paycheck of the year and they gather all of your info.
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Direct deposit requested - 2-4 weeks on average.\nPaper check requested - 6-8 weeks on average.\n\nAssuming no other problems with the return.  You can always check the progress of your return at the irs website.  Look for the Where's my refund link.
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I send in checks.  If the amount that I owe is a lot, I usually send in some of it and a note along with the check stating when I will be able to pay the balance.  IRS does work with you.\n\nAlso, I get any refunds direct deposited into my account.
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one idea would be to get set up with direct deposit with your bank.  have a small amount that you chose to be automatically taken out of your paycheck and put into a savings account.  then have the rest of your paycheck put into your checking account.  that might help you, because if you don't ever see it in your paycheck you will forget about it and you won't even miss it.  that is a good way to build up your savings, even if it is just a little at a time.
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Demand deposit account
780207
Request a claim form and fill it out.  If you are truly owed benefits, then yes you should receive them.  Call the company, insurance company, and ask them what your benefits are.
141662
There is no such thing as "on-line" check cashing, it simply cannot be done. To get cash you must negotiate the check at a bank or check cashing business.\nYour employer can establish an electronic deposit for your payroll into a checking or savings account. And you can pay bills with on line banking services available through your bank. And you can get cash at an ATM. That way you never have to set foot inside a bank.
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I opened a savings account at a bank yet did not get an ATM card for the account.  I have money direct deposited from my paycheck into the account each month.  The money just sits there since it would be a pain to drive across town and stand in line to take any money out.  Basically, I just forget about the account unless an emergency comes along.
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where I work you can make an appointment to see your file. You can also add your own comments to you file. I'm sure they will let you. You could also contact the labor Board to see what your state laws are.
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Depends on what you mean.\n\nMany companies using clearing or payroll accounts setup specifically for this purpose. Generally, they don't have money in them until the very last minute that it is needed.  For example, if I send out 1000 payroll checks, history might tell me that 75% get cashed in two days, 10% more the 3rd day, and the remaining 15% over the next four days.  I am going to fund that payroll account the amounts that I think are needed for that day, and keep the rest invested until later.  If the account is overdrawn, the company gets charged something.  Companies that are this savvy about their cashflow, usually have agreements in place with their bank that allow them to overdraft the account and be charged daily interest until they put the funds in to covered the cleared checks.  So, if you are working for a company that might fall into this category, this could be a possibility.\n\nThe other possibility is that the company just doesn't have the money to make payroll.  If you think this is the case, contact your state's employement security office immediately and file a claim for uncompensated work.
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You don't have to report to the IRS how much you have, just how much income (interest, dividends) you had from it.  And having savings shouldn't affect your eligibility for unemployment comp.  If you are looking for other kinds of payments like welfare, then yes, they'd look at what you have.
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you declare the unemployment income on your regular income tax return. For example on form 1040 line 19 Unemployment compensation.
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I believe the State decides whether or not you are eligable for unemployment benefits. I think they do talk to your former employer though.