Colin Bonini on Social Security

	Colin Bonini on Social Security

Tax incentives to encourage payroll deduction savings

Q: AARP fights to put a secure retirement within reach for people who work hard and plan for their future. AARP is advocating for common-sense state solutions that would enable more workers to save for retirement at work. AARP supports the enactment of "Work and Save" plans for workers who do not have access to a retirement plan at work.

Colin Bonini: We MUST encourage savings. I'm so glad the AARP is bringing attention to this issue!!! I support creating tax incentives to encourage payroll deduction savings. I believe under-saving for retirement is a critical issue and I look forward to working with the AARP and others to address this issue! If there are good ideas in other states or organizations that increase savings, we should consider them!

Source: AARP Voter Guide on 2016 Delaware gubernatorial race , Oct 9, 2016

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