Everyone knows that exercise can keep your body fit, but did you know that working out can help keep your wallet in shape, too? Being active can help you live longer and save you money on medical costs too. A recent study following cardiac patients found that those who exercised regularly saved an average of $2,500 a year on medical care, compared to those who didn’t workout or were inconsistent. In this example, moderate to vigorous activity at least 5 days a week showed the most benefits. So, strap on those sneakers to boost the health of your bank account and you!
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