Many boomers on Social Security live near poverty and don't tell anyone. It's adding to the loneliness crisis.
About 13% of Americans are living below the federal poverty line, but another 29% are just above the poverty threshold.
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- Many older adults living on small Social Security checks feel isolated.
- Some baby boomers living near poverty don't apply for assistance or tell loved ones they need help.
- Social activities cost money and low-income boomers are caught in the loneliness crisis.
Each morning, Ann Miller picks up her local newspaper.
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