AARP Delaware

AARP, teaming up with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), will host an “encore entrepreneur” events statewide during the month of April. The first event will be held in Dover on Friday, April 5. The event will be held at Delaware State University, Bank of America Building, Room 309, from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm.

Proposed Social Security plan will cut into Seniors’ benefits

Our elected officials in Washington are considering adopting "chained CPI" as part of a budget deal, and AARP has created a new online calculator to show Americans how much they would lose if our legislators changed the way the cost-of-living adjustment is calculated for Social Security and veteran's benefits. By entering their age and estimated annual benefit, users can see how much less they would receive over the years if chained CPI is adopted.

Do you want to stay safe in our world of ever-changing roads and driving conditions, traffic patterns, and vehicle technology? If you said yes, AARP has the answer for you! AARP’s Driver Safety course can help. It's designed for drivers age 50+ but can benefit anyone who wants to drive better. Even the best drivers can benefit from a refresher course, and you can remain independent by driving better and longer.

It’s Tax Time, and That Means it’s AARP Foundation Tax Aide Time Too!

AARP’s Public Policy Institute has released The Middle Class Security Project, a report comprised of eight research initiatives funded or conducted by the Institute. The report focuses on strengthening the financial security of the Middle Class as they age and highlights significant problems faced by this group. AARP CEO Barry Rand spoke about the organization’s efforts regarding this issue at the National Press Club on Jan. 15, 2013.

AARP worked to support the recent Universal Design Ordinance in New Castle County and applauds New Castle County Council for its passage.

NEWS FROM THE DELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES

That means it's Tax Aide time, too!

AARP Delaware State Director Lucretia Young is honored as a leader among Delaware’s Women in Business.