Vitality launches Value Statements to show rewards for healthy customers

Adam Saville
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The health and life insurer dished out £63m worth of additional value to its customers for 2017, figures show.

One million VitalityHealth and VitalityLife customers are to be issued half-yearly Value Statements, after the health and life insurer revealed it provided members with £63m worth of reward benefits between July 2016 and June 2017. The statements will show the date range for savings, the total number of Vitality points earned for the current plan year, their Vitality status as well as the amount saved during the period. "Our core purpose is to encourage people to live healthier lives and we reward them for doing so," Nick Read, commercial director at Vitality, said "We're delighted...

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