Retirement Life
Readers response: What are your biggest regrets from your 20s?

We asked our reader what they regret from their 20s, and the response was overwhelming. Here's what they said.
Lynne Fairbrother - No regrets, my 20's was great.
Graham Turnor - Listening to politicians!
Helen Dickenson - Travelling! As now travelling in my 70s is more difficult.
Maureen James Barlow - Not having the knowledge I have in my 70’s. Boy would I have done things differently.
Debra Walker - So many things. First was getting married! And not follow my dreams of travelling. If only you could turn back time.
Kathryn Bagust - Not speaking up for myself!
Karen Ambrose - Not being adventurous enough.
Ann Nicholls - Biggest regret is having no children, which has broken my heart. Also marrying the wrong man in my 20’s and stupidly staying with him until I had the courage to walk away and not look back at age 39.
Colleen Burgess - Spending every pay check! Should've saved!
Caroline Wilson - Never should have got married, should have just waited it out.
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Dianne Roberts - Taking too much notice of what other people think I should be doing.
Denise Farrugia - Didn't travel enough.
Maureen Byrne - Not taking a job as a travel agent when offered to me with all the free travel back then.
Cat Duffy - Getting married.
Di Telf - Not going to Uni earlier.
Linda Craig - Not following my heart.
Judith Leoni - Maybe that I never got enough sleep!
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