AARP Delaware

Unfair Business Practices are now added to Delaware's Consumer Protection laws

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AARP Delaware is working to help First Staters cast ballots more easily.

A recent AARP survey of Delawareans age 45 and older revealed that 92 percent of those who responded are worried about having enough savings to retire. AARP learned that 68% of Delawareans think it’s important to have a way to save for retirement through the workplace. That’s why AARP supports House Bill 205, DE EARNS. This state-facilitated savings opportunity makes it easier for workers to save for the future, right out of their paychecks. AARP believes people should age with dignity and independence, and DE EARNS will help make that possible for all.

Get Back on your Bike!

AARP Delaware has remained hard at work on behalf of older adults in the First State, advocating for family caregivers, fighting fraud and holding events like virtual movie nights.

AARP caregiving expert Amy Goyer will be a featured speaker at the Delaware Aging Expo as part of a session titled, Caregiving: A Discussion with Caregivers.

AARP interviewed Jackson for its Volunteer spotlight

Hear from AARP experts at the Delaware Aging Expo! Caregiving expert Amy Goyer will be a featured speaker during a Caregiving conversation, and State Director Lucretia Young will moderate a panel of state legislators to discuss aging issues in the First State. You can even learn some new tips for preventing fraud from Communications Director Kim Wharton on a Scam Alert! panel. And, it's all online so you can enjoy the discussions in the comfort of your own home or office.

Workers in Delaware, including family caregivers, must be able to take the time they need to care for themselves and their loved ones. The Coronavirus Pandemic has put a spotlight on this issue and the importance of having time and resources to care for loved ones.