>Even in Cherokee country, where the additional income is quite sizable, the payments are not enough to live on >The Alaska Permanent Fund has been giving $1,0

>Even in Cherokee country, where the additional income is quite sizable, the payments are not enough to live on >The Alaska Permanent Fund has been giving $1,000 to $2,000 a year to its citizens for decades Neither of these are amounts to not work on. Many people quit working after reaching a specific "UBI". Either through social security or retirement/investment accounts. This is also the goal for many folks such as FIRE.