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More than 10 million older adults are now living in poverty as Social Security cuts loom: ‘I don’t know how anyone is making it’

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More than 10 million older adults are now living in poverty as Social Security cuts loom: ‘I don’t know how anyone is making it’. Even seniors with savings are struggling to get by.

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