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  1. Columbia University and Center on Budget and Policy Priorities are jointly monitoring trends affecting the U.S. poverty rate.

The National Council on Aging uses Census Bureau data to report that the Supplemental Poverty Measure rate is rising among older adults.

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The National Council on Aging uses Census Bureau data to report that the Supplemental Poverty Measure rate is rising among older adults.

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  1. FBI data highlights the financial toll on older adults in Wisconsin.1 source
  2. NCOA analysis shows rising poverty rate among older adults using Census data.1 source

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