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The bill extension of unemployment has finally materialized after being signed today by President Barack Obama. Immediately after signing the bill expect much by millions of people living without coverage of unemployment, Obama issued a statement saying:

"Americans who are struggling to find a good job and support their families finally get the support they need to get back on its feet during these difficult economic times,"

As you know the bill was put on hold for a long time before the Democrats actually could happen. Republicans acted as a bloc to prevent the passage of the law at all costs.

"I was not next to, but in the form of millions of Americans," said U.S. Rep. Sander Levin "During those six weeks more than 2.5 million unemployed Americans exhausted their benefits and struggling to stay afloat while looking for work in this difficult economy."

Unemployment benefits now run through November, however, some people are predicting once again that the extension of unemployment benefits may be needed then. People who have the hardest time finding a job are people who are 45 + and the loss of the jobs of his life during the recession. Even after searching for jobs that are neglected in favor of younger candidates, especially since hiring older people means paying more for insurance.

The benefits will be retroactive to the time of unemployment of people stopped.