Residents of Alaska are preparing to receive a key economic contribution in the coming days with the distribution of the ...

In Alaska, one of the most anticipated financial events of the year is the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD). This payment is ...

Joshua Church’s recent Community Perspective entitled “Alaskan’s deserve a smarter, stronger Permanent Fund” was very well ...

In August 2025, eligible Alaskans are set to receive a $1,702 stimulus check from the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD). This includes $1,440 from the oil fund and a $262 energy assistance bonus. But what ...

Learn about the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD), including its history, purpose, and eligibility criteria for the 2025 payment. Discover how Alaska's oil wealth benefits its residents through ...

Angela Rodell is the former CEO of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corp., where she oversaw its growth to over $80 billion. Prior to that, she served as Alaska’s commissioner of the Department of Revenue.

The Alaska Permanent Fund Corp.’s investment strategies and tactics are designed to make sure that Alaskans consistently benefit from their Fund in as broad a swath of economic times as possible.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has named Janelle Earls, the official in charge of the Alaska Department of Revenue’s operating budget, as the acting head of the department. Earls will replace — at least ...

The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation’s Board of Trustees approved a 10% pay increase for CEO Deven Mitchell on Tuesday, bringing his total salary to more than $420,000 a year.

The Alaska Permanent Fund, the No. 1 source of general-purpose revenue for state services and the Permanent Fund dividend, suffered a multibillion-dollar loss during last week’s stock market crash.

Unfortunately, Alaska’s current Permanent Fund structure has a gaping hole that allows for all sorts of overdraw shenanigans. Some prefer to keep the topic as murky as possible, but it’s ...

The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation’s investment strategies and tactics are designed to make sure that Alaskans consistently benefit from their Fund in as broad a swath of economic times as ...