Vermont Unemployment Benefits Calculator
Estimate your Vermont unemployment benefits. Max weekly: $513. Max weeks: 26. Free calculator.
How This Calculator Works
Calculation methodology and assumptions
Vermont unemployment benefits are typically calculated as 50% of your previous average weekly wage, up to a maximum of $513/week. Benefits are available for up to 26 weeks. Dependents may provide additional benefits in some states. This calculator provides an estimate — your actual benefit may differ based on your specific work history and Vermont's detailed calculation formula.
Key State Information
Vermont max weekly UI benefit: $513. Maximum duration: 26 weeks. Maximum total benefit: $13,338.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is unemployment in Vermont?
Vermont's maximum weekly unemployment benefit is $513. Most claimants receive about 50% of their previous weekly wage, capped at this maximum. Benefits last up to 26 weeks.
How long do unemployment benefits last in Vermont?
Standard unemployment benefits in Vermont last up to 26 weeks. This is the standard duration used by most states. During economic emergencies, federal extensions may be available.
How do I file for unemployment in Vermont?
File online through Vermont's unemployment insurance website. You'll need your Social Security number, work history (past 18 months), and reason for separation. You must have earned enough in your base period and be actively seeking work.
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