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Starting in 2025, more Delaware workers should be able to save for retirement by having money deducted from their paychecks at work.
For voters in Delaware in 2022, election rules changed and then changed back.
Delaware voters will nominate candidates for state and federal offices on primary day, Tuesday, Sept. 13. AARP Delaware urges all eligible First Staters to vote and to be aware that because of redistricting, changed state legislative lines may affect which candidates appear on their ballots.
AARP Delaware has scheduled events to help members stay engaged in their communities.
Cycling improves fitness and is a great way to get to a destination for those who don’t want to drive. AARP Delaware is teaming up with Bike Delaware to encourage First Staters to get on their bikes by offering a series of cycling events this summer.
AARP Delaware is looking for volunteers to help achieve positive social change through public policy advocacy, digital media and community service—all while making friends and having fun.
Retirement requires solid financial planning, and that means building a comfortable nest egg. Yet more than 147,000 workers in the First State have no access to an employer- sponsored retirement plan.
The 2020 census shows Delaware has 989,948 residents—a more than 10 percent increase since 2010.
Games, and a little friendly competition, are a great way to relieve stress and connect with others—and you don’t need to meet in person to enjoy them.
Delaware is experiencing a shortage of primary care physicians, hindering access to care for a population that is one of the oldest in the nation.
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