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Certain types of other income may affect your benefit payment. These include but are not limited to:
- severance, notice, or retention pay, and any other payments made because of separation from employment
- sick pay and holiday pay
- vacation pay, unless you are permanently separated from the employer
- payments from a 401K or other pension plan to which your base period employer contributed
- social security retirement or disability benefits, unless you were approved for them before your base period
- workers’ compensation or other insurance for loss of wages, if an employer contributed to the insurance or fund
- back pay for periods you received unemployment benefits
If benefit payments are affected by any income, you will be sent a written determination explaining the effect. You can also view this information online at www.uimn.org by logging in to your account.
The following types of income will NOT affect benefit payments:
- earnings from service in the National Guard or a U.S. military reserve unit
- supplemental social security income and survivor’s benefits
- investment income (including personal IRAs)
- jury duty or election judge pay
- rental income from property you own
- earnings for service calls as a volunteer firefighter or volunteer ambulance service personnel (on-call or standby pay is deducted)
- spousal or child support payments paid to you*
*Court-ordered child support payments that you are required to pay may be deducted from your benefit payments and sent to the county child support collection agency.
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