[Dawn]

Many of those can and will also be used to increase premiums, deny eligibility, and refuse payment for services.

Tracker? I’m not sure there’s a price I’d accept to be tracked.

As I say, they aren’t doing those things out of the goodness of their hearts…be careful of ulterior motives.

[Lauren]

I’m so split on these. Some of them are fine, but for some of them, I don’t *want* to give them access to my activity tracking for some untold period of time.

(Same as the car insurance discounts for allowing them to track the speed, braking, etc.

(and thus presumably location) with your phone.)

[Kerri]

Yes! We get reduced premiums for not using tobacco products and completing a biometric screening.

[Sara]

My husband and I both have this. I max mine out, my husband doesn’t quite get there. I also have a $1300/year reimbursement for “well being for life”.

I’ve used it for fitness equipment and camping equipment.

We have all the camping equipment we need and nearly have our own gym, lol.

[Nicole]

My job rewards me for staying fit by allowing me to keep my job

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