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Delaware EARNS seeks to close the retirement savings gap.
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The first employers have signed onto the Delaware EARNS retirement benefit program.
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RISE Delaware formed in 2022 to oppose Delaware’s decision to switch to a Medicare Advantage Plan for state retiree health care, and their lawsuit against the state yielded a temporary block on transitioning to the new plan
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The Retiree Healthcare Benefits Advisory Subcommittee presents its final recommendations to the Legislative Joint Health Committee on addressing the future of state retiree health care and Delaware's other post-employee benefit unfunded liability.
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Delaware enters a partnership with the state of Colorado as it builds its publicly offered retirement fund.
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The subcommittee voted to increase the years of service needed before retirement in order to reach the maximum state share of healthcare premiums.
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The state Department of Human Resources has released the Retirement Eligibility Report.
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A publicly offered retirement fund scheduled to start in January 2025 is still in the planning stages.
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AARP Delaware and State Treasurer Colleen Davis are backing legislation to create a low-cost retirement savings plan for Delawareans.