90% of people regret rushing career choice

The majority of Britons are harbouring regrets about their career choice and blaming a lack of time for mistakes, according to a survey.

Scottish Widows, the investment company, surveyed 2010 people aged between 21-65 and discovered that nine out of ten people regretted rushing their career choice, while 87% felt the same way about hurrying financial decisions.

However, the study discovered that a quarter of people in the country feel guilty if they have spare time on their hands, while 70% believe they are more pushed for time than they were a few years ago.