The average American in 2005 is a relatively young 37 years of age. Over the next 25 years, however, Americans are likely to have a few more gray hairs. In fact, by 2030 almost one-third of all Americans will be age 55 or over. Those 65 and older will number over 70 million—a full 20% …Read More

Recent reports reveal that members of the “G.I. Generation” are passing away in large numbers. Of the 16 million who served in World War II, fewer than 4 million are still alive. The youngest of this generation are in their early eighties and are dying at the rate of 1,000 per day. According to the …Read More