Online applications can be submitted until 11:59 p.m.; PFD expected to be at least $1,582.
Office opened last year without earmarked funds; APFC head says HQ could eventually move from Juneau
Extra payment of more than $200 expected for this year’s PFD.
The Alaska House of Representatives will vote as soon as Friday morning on a constitutional amendment that would guarantee the annual Permanent Fund dividend. The… Continue reading
However, a “statutory” $3,688 PFD would result in a deficit of more than $1.2 billion, report says.
New analysis offers possible solutions; two-part constitutional amendment the most durable repair.
Plan must be OK’d by legislators and Gov. Mike Dunleavy because it requires changes to state law.
The advice for Las Vegas gamblers is don’t bet more than you can afford to lose. It’s generally the same advice for investors: Don’t take… Continue reading
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. is honored to have its headquarters in Juneau. Since the corporation’s establishment in 1980, our objective has been to manage… Continue reading
Legislative Finance analysis of governor’s proposal for next year predicts numerous other adjustments
Advocates hoped to speed up fund reaching $100B, but advisors call timing and strategy unwise.
Correction: The quote “Inflation is like a thief in the night” was misattributed in the original version of the article. Elmer Rasmuson said it, not… Continue reading
This year’s PFD is much lower than last year’s — the price of a balanced state budget.
Trustees considering ideas, including amending state Constitution, in hope of boosting fund’s value.
Earnings need to average 5% plus inflation to be sustainable; hasn’t happened past five years.
Distribution of payments will begin Oct. 5.
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corp.’s vision is to deliver outstanding returns for the benefit of all current and future generations of Alaskans. Accomplishing this vision… Continue reading