The Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) is an annual cash payment from Alaska's oil-revenue investment fund to every state resident who has lived in Alaska for the prior calendar year and intends to remain. Dividends are paid each October. Recent amounts have ranged $1,000 to $3,200 per person depending on fund performance and legislative appropriation.
Must have been a full-year Alaska resident the prior calendar year, intend to remain indefinitely, not have a felony conviction in the prior year, and not have claimed residency in another state. Children and dependents qualify if a parent applies on their behalf.
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