One great way to secure your financial future: Get regular exercise. Just 30 minutes a day lowers your risk of cancer, heart disease, diabetes and many other expensive-to-treat conditions, according to the American Heart Association.
Unlike a lot of $1,000 treadmills, the Livestrong LS10.0T model will hold up well for a recreational runner (one who logs well under 70 miles a week), says Rick Morris, author of "Treadmill Training for Runners."
It comes with many of the bells and whistles (such as an iPod hookup) of pricier models, plus a lifetime frame and motor warranty. Fold it up to take up minimal floor space when not in use, and transfer workout data to your computer via a USB device.
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