From USA TODAY:
In the telephone survey of 999 adults conducted March 16, 79% of Americans 55 and older reported they used the mail in the past two weeks to pay a bill, compared with half of those ages 18 to 34. Only 13% of those 55 and older said they had not mailed a letter or a bill during the past two weeks, compared with 37% of those ages 18 to 34.
Yet older Americans were more willing to drop a delivery day. Nearly three-quarters of those 55 and older said they would favor reducing the number of delivery days to five to solve the Postal Service’s financial problems, while 58% of those 18-34 agreed…
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