'REGRET COULD BE A HELPFUL EMOTION'

FRETTING too much over what people think, not saving enough cash and taking poor care of ourselves are our biggest lifetime regrets, research shows.

- BY KATE NELSON

Folk also wish they spoke up more, didn't stay in dead-end relationships and travelled more.

Woeful adults spend almost six days each year thinking about how they wished their lives had panned out differently.

Other lingering heartaches include trusting bad people, following the wrong career path and wasting money.

And it's when we hit 27 that these nagging feelings start creeping in, the Samsung Galaxy research found.