EstablishedCLM-0057 · checked 2026-10-23
Alaska has paid an annual Permanent Fund Dividend to eligible residents since 1982, funded from the earnings of the Alaska Permanent Fund.[1]
An annual cash dividend paid to eligible Alaska residents since 1982 from the earnings of the state's oil-funded Permanent Fund.
Often cited in basic-income debates as a long-running universal cash transfer, though the amount varies each year and is set through the state's political process.
Alaska has paid an annual Permanent Fund Dividend to eligible residents since 1982, funded from the earnings of the Alaska Permanent Fund.[1]