Alaska’s $1,702 Stimulus Checks: How to Get Your Payment

Alaska’s $1,702 Stimulus Checks: How to Get Your Payment

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In the coming days, eligible Alaskans can receive a significant $1,702 payment, thanks to the state’s Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) program. This program, established in 1980, distributes annual checks to residents using a portion of the state’s oil and natural resource profits.

If you’re one of the many waiting for your PFD check, here’s what you need to know to ensure you get your payment.

Understanding the PFD Payment Breakdown

This year, Alaskans will receive a $1,702 payment from the 2024 PFD. The payment consists of two parts:

$1,440 from the state’s Permanent Fund.

$262 from an additional energy relief bonus, prompted by high oil prices.

When Will You Receive Your PFD Check?

Payment schedules are based on your application status. To ensure you receive your payment on time, check your status on the official PFD website. Here are the upcoming distribution dates for 2024 and prior year applicants:

August 21, 2025: For applications marked “Eligible-Not Paid” as of August 13, 2025.

September 11, 2025: For applications that remain “Eligible-Not Paid” as of September 3, 2025.

October 2, 2025: For applications marked “Eligible-Not Paid” as of September 18, 2025. This will be the first mass payment for 2025.

October 23, 2025: For applications in “Eligible-Not Paid” status as of October 13, 2025, including checks and direct deposits.

What to Do If You Haven’t Received Your Check Yet

If you’re still waiting for your 2024 PFD payment, take the following steps:

  1. Check Your Status: Visit the PFD website’s “myPFD” tool to confirm your application status.
  2. Verify Contact Information: Ensure your address, phone number, and email are correct in the system, especially if you filed electronically.
  3. Check Your Bank Account: If you opted for direct deposit, check with your bank to confirm the deposit. Ensure it wasn’t made to a different account or rejected.
  4. Contact the PFD Division: If your payment date has passed and you haven’t received your money, contact the PFD division by visiting their offices, calling, or emailing at [email protected].

Other Opportunities for Stimulus Payments

In addition to Alaska’s PFD program, there are other financial relief opportunities available for U.S. citizens:

Guaranteed Income Programs: Several cities continue to provide $1,000 per month in guaranteed income. Check if you’re eligible.

Other U.S. Aid Programs: A longstanding U.S. aid program is distributing $1,500 checks this month to over 3 million Americans.

Stay on top of these important dates and check your eligibility for multiple assistance programs.

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