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Treasurer Davis Creates Resource for Financial Literacy Month

New website designed to increase awareness and wellness April is Financial Literacy Month, a time devoted to making sure we understand our financial picture and to learning more if we need help. Delaware State Treasurer Colleen Davis remains dedicated to the financial stability of Delaware and its residents. “Effective money management is essential in today’s […]




Treasurer Davis Encourages Delawareans to Examine Saving Habits

America Saves Week – February 21-25, 2002 Stressing the importance of a regular check-up of personal finances, State Treasurer Colleen Davis encourages Delawareans to participate in America Saves Week by making a pledge to save money, reduce debt, and build wealth. The theme for America Saves Week 2022, which runs from February 21-25, is “Building […]




Treasury Proposals Receive Funding in Governor’s Recommended Budget

Secure-choice retirement program, income tax deductions for saving both included In releasing his Fiscal Year 2023 recommended budget, Governor Carney showed his support for two important initiatives of the Office of the State Treasurer. Ensuring a way for all Delawareans to effectively save for retirement even if they have no access to an employer sponsored […]




Give the Gift of Education this Holiday Season

The holiday season can be stressful as gift givers search for the perfect present. Add to that this year’s supply chain issues and possible toy shortages, and shopping for the holidays could be extra hectic. The DE529 Education Savings Plan will never be out of stock or difficult to find. “The best holiday gifts are […]




Statement from Treasurer Davis on Senate Vote to Increase of Debt Ceiling

“I applaud the U.S. Senate for reaching an agreement to raise the nation’s debt limit. While not everyone understands exactly what that means, just about all of us will benefit from the decision. Raising the debt limit allows the country to basically “pay its bills.” It doesn’t open the door for additional spending, it enables […]







 Pages Tagged With: "State treasurer Colleen Davis"

Treasurer Davis Creates Resource for Financial Literacy Month

New website designed to increase awareness and wellness April is Financial Literacy Month, a time devoted to making sure we understand our financial picture and to learning more if we need help. Delaware State Treasurer Colleen Davis remains dedicated to the financial stability of Delaware and its residents. “Effective money management is essential in today’s […]




Treasurer Davis Encourages Delawareans to Examine Saving Habits

America Saves Week – February 21-25, 2002 Stressing the importance of a regular check-up of personal finances, State Treasurer Colleen Davis encourages Delawareans to participate in America Saves Week by making a pledge to save money, reduce debt, and build wealth. The theme for America Saves Week 2022, which runs from February 21-25, is “Building […]




Treasury Proposals Receive Funding in Governor’s Recommended Budget

Secure-choice retirement program, income tax deductions for saving both included In releasing his Fiscal Year 2023 recommended budget, Governor Carney showed his support for two important initiatives of the Office of the State Treasurer. Ensuring a way for all Delawareans to effectively save for retirement even if they have no access to an employer sponsored […]




Give the Gift of Education this Holiday Season

The holiday season can be stressful as gift givers search for the perfect present. Add to that this year’s supply chain issues and possible toy shortages, and shopping for the holidays could be extra hectic. The DE529 Education Savings Plan will never be out of stock or difficult to find. “The best holiday gifts are […]




Statement from Treasurer Davis on Senate Vote to Increase of Debt Ceiling

“I applaud the U.S. Senate for reaching an agreement to raise the nation’s debt limit. While not everyone understands exactly what that means, just about all of us will benefit from the decision. Raising the debt limit allows the country to basically “pay its bills.” It doesn’t open the door for additional spending, it enables […]