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6/1/2016 – Many Americans Filled With Regret, But Also Hope, Survey Finds

Allianz Life commissioned a study of 3,000 Americans and found that around one in three respondents said they had some major life regret — whether it was their choices in education, career or where they lived. While that may sound depressing, the survey also had a more heartening finding. More than nine in 10 Americans said they’d welcome the chance to live an extra 30 years. The best part? They’d use their years to chase their dreams and literally live like there’s no tomorrow.

Read the full article at Huffington Post.

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