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Indiana Unemployment Benefits Calculator

Enter your base period wages to see your weekly benefit amount, maximum duration, and total potential benefits. Data verified May 2026.

$390Max Weekly Benefit
26 wksMax Duration
$10,140Max Total Benefit
Weekly Benefit Amount
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Enter your earnings above
Max Weekly Benefit
$390
Effective Weeks
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Total Potential Benefit
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Waiting Week
One week (unpaid)

Calculation Breakdown

How Indiana Compares

State Agency
Indiana Department of Workforce Development
Benefit Formula
Average of top 2 quarters ÷ 26
Max Weekly Benefit
$390
Min Weekly Benefit
$37
Max Benefit Duration
26 weeks
Max Total Benefit
$10,140
Waiting Week
Yes (1 week)
Dependency Allowance
None
Eligible if Fired
Yes (if not for misconduct)
Eligible if Quit
Generally No

About Indiana Unemployment Insurance

Indiana averages your two highest base period quarters and divides by 26 to compute your weekly benefit, up to $390 per week for up to 26 weeks. Using the average of two quarters smooths out seasonal income spikes.

To file a claim or learn more, visit the Indiana Department of Workforce Development website. You can typically file online, by phone, or in person at a workforce center.

Indiana Unemployment FAQ

How much unemployment can I get in Indiana?

Indiana's maximum WBA is $390. Your benefit equals the average of your two highest base period quarters divided by 26.

How long does Indiana unemployment last?

Up to 26 weeks of regular benefits.

Can I collect unemployment if I was fired in Indiana?

You may qualify if you were not discharged for just cause. Indiana uses 'just cause' rather than 'misconduct' — the standard includes deliberate rule violations and persistent neglect.

Is there a waiting week in Indiana?

Yes. Indiana requires a one-week waiting period.

Does Indiana add dependency allowances?

No. Indiana's formula does not include additional payments for dependents.