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A growing number of baby boomers are making money by taking a lifetime of possessions and selling them online. The Mail in Britain calls them "eBaby boomers" and cites a survey by MGM Advantage, a UK-based retirement income company, that says 1 in 5 people of the post-war generation are selling off their property online because they haven't saved enough for retirement.
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