This year’s Alaska Permanent Fund dividend payout is $3,284. That includes a $650 energy relief check approved by the Legislature earlier this year.
Alaskans who filed paper applications or requested a paper check should start receiving the dividend the week of Oct. 6.earlier this year it was estimated each eligible Alaskan would receive a roughly $3,200 payout.
Adjusting for inflation, this year’s dividend total is among the highest in state’s history. If you don’t adjust for inflation, total, which Dunleavy highlighted during his news conference — $15 more than the one in 2008, when then-Gov. Sarah Palin and the Legislature approved the additional $1,200 Alaska Resource Rebate on top of a $2,069 dividend.Alaska Public Media is our partner station in Anchorage. KTOO collaborates with partners across the state to cover important news and to share stories with our audiences.Get notifications about news related to the topics you care about. You can unsubscribe anytime.
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