Hey guys, it's Ginny Silver.
And today I want to talk to those vet in the state of California.
There is an update with the Edd website.
They have updated several different areas of their website
and you guys, I can't help but wonder if they're following
my channel and taking notes from me because many of the points
that I have reiterated across several different videos over
the last several weeks have been noted carefully on their
website now.
So you guys, the information that I've been presenting to
you about when your benefit, your end, if the extension will
be applied automatically, etc, they are now updating that
information on their website.
I think the Edd is wise to me and that I'm getting the information
out to you faster.
I'm really glad to see this information updated more clearly
on the EDD's website.
This is all information that I have already presented to
you. None of this information is new, but I want to show
you where you can locate it on the EDD's website so that
you can see it from the source.
Very clearly, the Edd has created a new page specifically
devoted to benefit your end.
Now you guys, I kind of think that the Edd took a transcript
from one of my videos and turned it into this web page because
they go through each point that I identify my benefit, your
ends videos.
Now you guys, they state here that your benefit years 12
months after you have filed your claim for benefits.
If your benefit year ends, you must apply for a new claim
even if you're on extension.
Note, if you're on pandemic unemployment assistance, PUA,
you do not need to apply for a new claim.
You can find your benefit year by logging into UI online
and viewing your claim.
Summary Your benefit year end date is 12 months after the
start date of your benefit year.
You can also refer to your notice of unemployment insurance.
The benefit year has ended.
You must file a new claim.
If you have a regular unemployment claim, a PEUC extension
or a Fed Ed extension, we will let you know if you qualify
for a new regular unemployment claim and the next steps you
have to take.
However, the Edd does not always let you know if you reach
the end of your benefit year.
I still advise that you call into customer service here.
They explain how to locate your claim type, which can be
found in UI online under Claims History, Select Transaction,
and then you will see the program type next.
They go through each type of claim if you're PEUC if you qualify
for a new unemployment claim, but the weekly benefit amount
is less than what you were earning on PEUC extension, you
will finish collecting the rest of your PEC extension and
then we will switch you over to the new claim.
If you don't qualify for a new unemployment claim, you will
continue collecting the rest of your PEUC extension, and then
we will add the additional 29 weeks of PEUC benefits.
Fewer Fed Ed extension.
If you qualify for a new unemployment claim, we will move
you to the claim or back to your PEUC extension based on federal
guidance. If you don't qualify for a new unemployment claim,
you will continue collecting the rest of your Fed Ed benefits.
Then we will move you back to your PEUC extension with the
additional 29 weeks of benefits.
They don't state in the PEUC section, which they should state
is that once you finish your PEUC, if the state unemployment
rate is still 6% or above, then you may qualify for a Fed Ed
extension. Following your PEUC is the extension. EDD doesn't
tell you.
Here is my advice for filing a new claim, which is call into
customer service has in most cases, they are able to allow
you to see if you qualify for a new claim, and if you do
not, in most cases, they are able to apply the extension
directly to your old claim over the phone, as opposed to
having you go through the entire file a new claim process
and wait to be denied and then wait to have the extension
applied. So I still am reiterating that it is best to call
into customer service.
Now, Yes, the phone lines are difficult to get through, but
I do have a video that shows two tricks that have allowed
many of my subscribers to get through the phone lines much
more easily.
So please click on that video link down below under Pua at
the end of your benefit year, we will check if you qualify
for a new unemployment claim based on wages over the last
18 months.
If you qualify, we will move you to the new claim and notify
you. Now, most Pua claimants will not have wages because
Pua is typically awarded to be selfemployed.
So keep in mind they are not talking about an additional
Pua claim or additional extension of PUA beyond September
fourth.
They're talking about seeing if you qualify for a new unemployment
claim on W2 earnings.
So you guys let me know what you think.
Is the Edd listening to my channel?
Okay, guys, I hope that was helpful.
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