Exercise And Get A $25 Apple Watch

Hit the gym and work up a sweat for a free Fitbit or discounted Apple Watch from John Hancock!

The Boston-based insurance company's Vitality Rewards program, Wellness Benefits built into Life Insurance, offers policyholders an Apple Watch Series 3 for a $25 activation fee in exchange for regularly exercising, eating better and not smoking.

Customers also can earn discounts on premiums and other perks, too. 

Beginning Nov. 6, customers can get the Apple Watch for $25 plus tax, but they must earn monthly points over two years by walking, running, biking or doing any exercise to pay nothing more for the device. Customers in the program who don't meet monthly the exercise requirement will be responsible for paying for the device, the company said.  Or, they can opt for the free Fitbit activity tracker.

Both devices are worn on the wrist and help users keep track of movements, calories and sleep. The more you move you move, the more you earn with the new Vitality program. Customers achieve Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum status based on an array of healthy activities. The higher the status, the better the rewards and perks. Points also can be earned for visiting the doctor, too. 

Customers in the program also may earn up to 15 percent off annual premiums, $600 in savings on healthy food purchases and discounts from Amazon, Hyatt hotels, iTunes, Royal Caribbean cruises and more, the company said. 

"At John Hancock, we’re taking a whole new approach to life insurance. With it, you can save on your premiums and earn valuable rewards and discounts by simply living a healthy life. In fact, the healthier your lifestyle, the more you’ll save and the greater your rewards," according the program's announcement on its website. The Vitality program is also perfect for diabetic customers.

John Hancock offers life insurance, mutual funds, long-term care insurance and retirement and college savings plans. Drop us a line or give us a call for more information.
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