The present study was conducted with the objective to explore the developmental trend of greediness among adults. For accomplishing the objectives the sample of 200 males and females adults of Agra city were included in the age range of 20 years to 80 years and studied thorough Greediness scale.  The result based on quantitative research revealed that in Male groups the differences in greediness of the three age groups are not significant even at .05 levels. But in male group as the age increases greediness scores decrease. This shows that there is a downward trend in greediness scores with increase in age. In female counterparts the difference in greediness of the three age groups are also not significant even at .05 levels. But in case of female, the trend is not identical to that of the males. Among females of young adult group (20-40years) the mean greediness score is 65.981, but in case of 40-60 year group the greediness scores of middle adult females’ increases up to 68.843. This shows that among middle adult women, greediness increases. However in the old age group of females i.e. 60-80 years group there is steep fall in their greediness score, the mean being 63.5. This shows that ultimately greediness decreases in case of females also. Further there is no significant difference between males and females, as far as their mean greediness scores are concerned mean score for males being 66.44 and that of females being 66.55. It is concluded that there is a trend of diminishing greediness with increase in age but statistically non-significant difference. This indicates that greediness is equally prevalent among all age groups of male adults.