
Directing Attorney of Economic Security at @justiceinaging, wife and mom, living in Takoma Park, fighting against elder poverty. All views are my own.
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ALT A comparison graphic contrasts the cost of living in 1989 versus 2025. The left side, labeled "1989," displays prices in orange: a gallon of milk for $2.02, average rent for $447, a car for $12,000, and the SSI asset limit at $2,000. The right side, labeled "2025," shows updated prices in yellow: a gallon of milk for $4.27, rent for $2,081, a car for $48,000, and the SSI asset limit still at $2,000. Icons representing each item—milk carton, house with a "RENT" sign, red car, and jar labeled "ASSETS"—accompany the text. At the bottom, bold white text asks, "Why hasn’t the SSI asset limit kept up with inflation?"

ALT Blue background with a blue-toned photo of an older man with a beard in a scull cap and glasses on the right hand side. He’s facing toward the left. On the left side there is white and turquoise blue text that says: SSI is 50. Congress must update and improve SSI so it can keep older adults and people with disabilities out of poverty for the next 50 years.










