The US's $600 unemployment boost expires today. Here's a list of 4 other programs set to end soon.

• Two US economic-relief programs have started to expire in recent days: the federal eviction moratorium that ran out on Friday, and the extra $600 weekly unemployment benefit that concludes this weekend.
• In the coming months, there are additional expirations the US faces that could derail the economic recovery if extensions aren't put in place. 
• Detailed below are four other economic-relief programs set to run out by the end of September.
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The US is facing a number of expiring policies that could spell disaster for the economic recovery as the country continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic.

Over the past few days, two major policies protecting consumers have hit expiration, potentially putting millions of Americans in danger of losing housing and income amid the sharpest economic downturn since the Great Depression.

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