Seeking Nominations for the Vann Langston Public Service Award
RGEA is accepting nominations for the 2025 Vann Langston Public Service Award.
RGEA is accepting nominations for the 2025 Vann Langston Public Service Award.
There’s a new scam tactic being used luring potential retiree applicants to the scammer’s website.
Many of us have been using “RGEA” in conversation for years, so we’re now making it official. We are pleased to introduce a shorter name and a new look for the association.
The association, which works to advance and protect the interests of North Carolina’s retired state and local government employees and their families, will now operate as the Retired Government Employees Association (RGEA).
RGEA members share their family’s history and struggles during the time of segregation.
Potentially achieving more regularly optimistic forecasts for COLAs will require changes, including adopting asset allocations that align with our higher-performing, well-funded, fiscally conservative to moderate peers.
With the long session just beginning, the RGEA lobby team is already working to
ensure that government retirees are remembered in the new biennial budget for 2025.
There was early optimism that with the Office of State Budget Management reporting a $987 million surplus, some vehicle for budgetary items would go through; however, none of that came to fruition in 2024.