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Treasurer Davis Prepares for Possible Default

Delaware State Treasurer Colleen Davis began taking proactive measures to protect Delaware’s financial interests in anticipation of a potential federal government default. The move comes after U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellin said that, without an agreement to raise the nation’s debt ceiling by June 1, 2023, the federal government could default on its loan obligations.



Treasurer Davis Offers Legislation to Boost Retirement Savings for State Employees

Bills would reinstate employer match and allow casual/seasonal employees to participate in retirement plan Remaining consistent with her three main priorities; bolstering retirement security and readiness, creating pathways to economic empowerment, and promoting a culture of financial excellence, Treasurer Davis has proposed two pieces of legislation with bi-partisan support designed to support state employees with […]



Delaware Retains AAA Bond Rating

State receives top grade for 23rd consecutive year State Treasurer Colleen Davis announced today that the nation’s three top rating services have all delivered the highest possible rating to Delaware. After presentations from the Office of the State Treasurer, Department of Finance, Office of Management and Budget, and the Governor’s Office, Moody’s, Fitch, and S […]



Treasurer Davis Announces Changes to Leadership Team

State Treasurer Colleen Davis on Friday announced changes to her leadership team in the Office of the State Treasurer (OST). Liza Davis, who has served as Deputy State Treasurer since 2019, has left OST to become the University of Pennsylvania’s new Associate Vice President for Finance and Treasury Management. In her time as Deputy State […]



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 […]






 Pages Tagged With: "State treasurer Colleen Davis"

Treasurer Davis Prepares for Possible Default

Delaware State Treasurer Colleen Davis began taking proactive measures to protect Delaware’s financial interests in anticipation of a potential federal government default. The move comes after U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellin said that, without an agreement to raise the nation’s debt ceiling by June 1, 2023, the federal government could default on its loan obligations.



Treasurer Davis Offers Legislation to Boost Retirement Savings for State Employees

Bills would reinstate employer match and allow casual/seasonal employees to participate in retirement plan Remaining consistent with her three main priorities; bolstering retirement security and readiness, creating pathways to economic empowerment, and promoting a culture of financial excellence, Treasurer Davis has proposed two pieces of legislation with bi-partisan support designed to support state employees with […]



Delaware Retains AAA Bond Rating

State receives top grade for 23rd consecutive year State Treasurer Colleen Davis announced today that the nation’s three top rating services have all delivered the highest possible rating to Delaware. After presentations from the Office of the State Treasurer, Department of Finance, Office of Management and Budget, and the Governor’s Office, Moody’s, Fitch, and S […]



Treasurer Davis Announces Changes to Leadership Team

State Treasurer Colleen Davis on Friday announced changes to her leadership team in the Office of the State Treasurer (OST). Liza Davis, who has served as Deputy State Treasurer since 2019, has left OST to become the University of Pennsylvania’s new Associate Vice President for Finance and Treasury Management. In her time as Deputy State […]



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 […]