AARP Delaware

Here’s a New Year’s Resolution we could all benefit from: be vigilant about cryptocurrency scams. Fraud involving crypto investment schemes and crypto as payment in other schemes skyrocketed in 2022, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Reported losses exceeded $1 billion.

Economic power of the 50-plus is transforming economies and generating opportunities for every generation around the world.

Who doesn’t want to give their loved ones that perfect holiday postcard moment? You know, the big box with a bow that has a furry new member of the family inside. Unfortunately, that desire to create a cherished memory of a holiday pet leads many to a scam they won’t soon forget.

Holiday shopping, like most shopping these days, has moved online, and that poses unique risks, according to a new AARP survey. More than 75% of U.S. consumers reported that they have experienced some kind of fraud and a similar share of consumers failed a 9-question safe shopping quiz.

A raft of new laws that will help people 50 and older passed the state General Assembly this year.

Advocate PJ McGill received the award, and is recognized for his volunteer service to help AARP Delaware pass an ambitious legislative agenda.

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.

Stay Calm and Centered, All the Time with AARP Delaware's Fall Yoga Series.

House Bill 205, DE EARNS was signed into law by Governor John Carney on August 18, 2022. AARP Delaware fully supports this new law which gives Delawareans a more secure financial future. The AARP Delaware State Office joined State Treasurer Colleen Davis and bill sponsors Rep. Larry Lambert and Sen. NIcole Poore when Governor John Carney signed the bill into law at the Mejah book store in Claymont.