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Local Forums Underway on Delaware EARNS

State Treasurer Colleen Davis led the first in a series of public forums to spread the word about the benefits of Delaware EARNS, an upcoming program that will provide workers and employers with access to low-cost retirement savings plans, beginning in January 2025. The Delaware NAACP, the Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League, and the Police Athletic […]



Almost $40,000 in “Free Money” Paid to DE529 Accounts

Also, unused education savings can soon rollover for retirement “First State, First Steps,” a pilot incentive program for Delawareans offering a $100 contribution to a new DE529 Education Savings Plan account added $37,700 to accounts over the last six months of 2022. “I am thrilled that our First State, First Steps program gave 377 young […]



Davis Meets with Tokyo Government Officials

State Treasurer shares success of Delaware’s financial practices State Treasurer Colleen Davis spent Tuesday afternoon with members of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and representatives of Mizuho Bank, Ltd. Delaware’s long-standing record of strong financial stewardship led Mizuho Bank, the primary bank for Tokyo, to meet with Treasurer Davis to discuss best practices in public fund […]



Treasurer Davis Promotes Financial Confidence

Having a savings plan, knowing what resources are available for it, and knowing how to use those resources are the three vital factors needed to build financial confidence. State Treasurer Colleen Davis is encouraging all Delawareans to use America Saves Week as the incentive to save money, reduce debt, and build wealth over time. The […]



State Treasurer Colleen Davis Statement on Governor’s Recommended Budget

“Governor Carney’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2024 represents a comprehensive spending plan for today, while preserving valuable assets for the future. Our office continues to focus on three main priorities: bolstering retirement security and readiness, creating pathways to economic empowerment, and promoting a culture of financial excellence. I want to thank Governor Carney for […]






 Pages Tagged With: "Delaware State Treasurer"

Local Forums Underway on Delaware EARNS

State Treasurer Colleen Davis led the first in a series of public forums to spread the word about the benefits of Delaware EARNS, an upcoming program that will provide workers and employers with access to low-cost retirement savings plans, beginning in January 2025. The Delaware NAACP, the Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League, and the Police Athletic […]



Almost $40,000 in “Free Money” Paid to DE529 Accounts

Also, unused education savings can soon rollover for retirement “First State, First Steps,” a pilot incentive program for Delawareans offering a $100 contribution to a new DE529 Education Savings Plan account added $37,700 to accounts over the last six months of 2022. “I am thrilled that our First State, First Steps program gave 377 young […]



Davis Meets with Tokyo Government Officials

State Treasurer shares success of Delaware’s financial practices State Treasurer Colleen Davis spent Tuesday afternoon with members of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and representatives of Mizuho Bank, Ltd. Delaware’s long-standing record of strong financial stewardship led Mizuho Bank, the primary bank for Tokyo, to meet with Treasurer Davis to discuss best practices in public fund […]



Treasurer Davis Promotes Financial Confidence

Having a savings plan, knowing what resources are available for it, and knowing how to use those resources are the three vital factors needed to build financial confidence. State Treasurer Colleen Davis is encouraging all Delawareans to use America Saves Week as the incentive to save money, reduce debt, and build wealth over time. The […]



State Treasurer Colleen Davis Statement on Governor’s Recommended Budget

“Governor Carney’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2024 represents a comprehensive spending plan for today, while preserving valuable assets for the future. Our office continues to focus on three main priorities: bolstering retirement security and readiness, creating pathways to economic empowerment, and promoting a culture of financial excellence. I want to thank Governor Carney for […]