Showing posts with label Permanent Fund. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Permanent Fund. Show all posts
Thursday, September 19, 2024
Thursday, September 21, 2023
Monday, September 21, 2015
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
$1,884
This year's Alaska Permanent Fund dividend is $1,884.
Most dividends will be paid by direct deposit on Oct. 2. Only qualified residents of the state will receive a payment.
Last year's dividend was $900.
Most dividends will be paid by direct deposit on Oct. 2. Only qualified residents of the state will receive a payment.
Last year's dividend was $900.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Free money!
This year's Alaska Permanent Fund dividend is $900, state officials just announced.
Most dividends will be paid Oct. 3.
Most dividends will be paid Oct. 3.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
$1,174
This year's Alaska Permanent Fund dividend is $1,174, Gov. Sean Parnell announced this morning.
The payments from the state's oil wealth investment account will go out beginning Oct. 6 to 647,549 eligible Alaskans.
Last year's dividend was $1,281.
The payments from the state's oil wealth investment account will go out beginning Oct. 6 to 647,549 eligible Alaskans.
Last year's dividend was $1,281.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
$1,281
That's the amount of this year's Alaska Permanent Fund dividend, Gov. Sean Parnell just announced.
The payments go out to qualified Alaska residents on Oct. 7.
The payments go out to qualified Alaska residents on Oct. 7.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
$1,305 for every eligible Alaskan
Gov. Sean Parnell just announced the Alaska Permanent Fund dividend amount for this year: $1,305.
Direct deposits go out Oct. 8. Checks will be mailed Oct. 22.
Direct deposits go out Oct. 8. Checks will be mailed Oct. 22.
Monday, June 15, 2009
New Permanent Fund board member knows fish
Gov. Sarah Palin today named a new person to the Alaska Permanent Fund board of trustees, and he's someone well known in commercial fishing circles.
Steve Rieger is a management and finance consultant in Anchorage.
He's worked extensively in the past with Norton Sound Economic Development Corp., which is engaged in lucrative Bering Sea fisheries as one of the state's six Community Development Quota companies.
The Permanent Fund is Alaska's oil wealth savings account. Now worth $31 billion, the fund is invested in stocks, bonds and real estate, with the six-member board of trustees acting as overseer.
Here's the governor's press release.
Steve Rieger is a management and finance consultant in Anchorage.
He's worked extensively in the past with Norton Sound Economic Development Corp., which is engaged in lucrative Bering Sea fisheries as one of the state's six Community Development Quota companies.
The Permanent Fund is Alaska's oil wealth savings account. Now worth $31 billion, the fund is invested in stocks, bonds and real estate, with the six-member board of trustees acting as overseer.
Here's the governor's press release.
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