If the $600-a-week pandemic payment disappears, many may have trouble covering their basic expenses.

As many as 3.2 million jobs were added by the federal Paycheck Protection Program, but the long-term effect is unknown.

For some people, moving might be an option. For others, not much might change.

The extra benefit has been a lifeline for millions of people — and even some small businesses.

Some cities and states are rushing too stave off a crisis that could affect all parts of the economy.

Normally, jobless workers receiving unemployment cut their spending by 7%. But a JPMorgan Chase study found it’s rising — by 10%.

A helpful glossary for terms and acronyms as the July 31 deadline approaches for Pandemic Unemployment Compensation to end.

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Hover over the interactive map to see how much the extra $600 a week increases your benefits and what it takes to make rent.

As we approach the deadline for the expanded coronavirus unemployment payments to end, we look at some of the key questions around benefits.