Earn fractional shares by buying a 4-week voucher with Fitness First

Your reward:

Earn $19.50 in fractional share rewards in a technology exchange traded fund (ASX: FANG). This voucher can be redeemed once, and the redeemer cannot have held a Fitness First membership in the past 3 months.

For more information about the reward program see the “Reward offer document” below.

How to redeem:

To redeem this offer, and be eligible share rewards:

  1. Visit the Fitness First x Upstreet landing page here.
  2. Purchase a 4-week Fitness First Platinum membership.
  3. To view your voucher: Open the "Your Fitness First Voucher" email, which includes your voucher details.
  4. To redeem your shares: Open the "Claim your Fitness First share rewards!" email and click the "Redeem Shares" button to log in or sign up to Upstreet.
  5. To claim your 4-week Platinum membership: Visit the Fitness First club of your choice (excluding Barangaroo), present your voucher and start your journey.
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About company:

Fitness First is an international fitness centre brand that operates its own clubs. They also offer a premium Platinum club experience and provides the highest quality facilities and Personal Trainers to assist you in achieving your fitness goals.

Visit the Fitness First x Upstreet website to find out more here.

Download the Terms and Conditions to this Reward Offer:

For all the Terms & Conditions related to this offer, download:

Product disclosure statement (PDF)
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Reward offer document (PDF)
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Reward offer addendum (PDF)
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If you have any questions, please contact us at support@upstreet.co.

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