alaska's permanent fund
Alaska's Permanent Fund is a government-managed investment fund that was established in 1976. It was created to save and invest a portion of the state's revenue from oil and mineral resources for the benefit of current and future generations of Alaskans. The fund generates income through various investments, with a significant portion being distributed annually to eligible Alaskans as a dividend.
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- alaska permanent fund corporation
- beneficiaries of the alaska permanent fund
- challenges and risks faced by the alaska permanent fund
- constitutional protections for the alaska permanent fund
- dividends from the alaska permanent fund
- economic benefits of the alaska permanent fund for residents
- economic impact of the alaska permanent fund
- fund allocation strategies of the alaska permanent fund
- future projections and sustainability of the alaska permanent fund
- history of the alaska permanent fund
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- investments of the alaska permanent fund
- management of the alaska permanent fund
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- the permanent fund dividend (pfd) application process