Treasury Announces Transition to New Unemployment Compensation Prepaid Debit Card Provider
Claimants of both programs are strongly encouraged to verify that they have their correct mailing address on file with the
Money Network prepaid debit cards, issued by My Banking Direct, will replace
The new card will arrive in a plain white envelope with an
Here are images of the new Money Network prepaid debit card (left) and the
Here's the anticipated timeline of the transition to Money Network prepaid debit cards:
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Claimants should note that any remaining balances on
While the number of people affected by this change will vary depending on the number of claims, approximately 47,000 claimants statewide will receive Money Network prepaid debit cards by the end of March. Nearly all of those will be recipients of UC benefits; the number of SWIF benefit recipients affected by the change is estimated to be fewer than 20.
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Original text here: https://www.patreasury.gov/newsroom/archive/2023/02-09-UC.html



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