Budgeted Labor Units going out past Finish Date

I have a resource loaded schedule that is not being leveled and when I open the Activity Usage Spread Sheet or run a Resource Loading Report showing Budgeted, Actual, Remaining Labor Units it shows that I have Budgeted Labor Units extending out way past my Finish Date.
Budgeted Labor Units = 6558
Actual Labor Units = 5107
Remaining = 1431
Current Finish is 4/30/12
Budgeted Labor Units goes out to week of 12/31/12
Remaining Labor Units goes out to week of 4/30/12

Thank you for your reply Jake.
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