How does your local authority compare?
A look at the impact of Stream's Workplace Savings across every UK local authority
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Why do Workplace Savings matter?
of people do not save regularly, up from 39% in 2024 (Money & Pensions Service, 2025)
UK adults have less than £100 in savings (Money & Pensions Service, 2022)
of people say they don't get the best saving rate possible from their bank (State of Financial Wellbeing, 2025)
make people 46% more likely to save (SaverLife + MetLife Foundation, 2019)
of people do not save regularly, up from 39% in 2024 (Money & Pensions Service, 2025)
UK adults have less than £100 in savings (Money & Pensions Service, 2022)
of people say they don't get the best saving rate possible from their bank (State of Financial Wellbeing, 2025)
make people 46% more likely to save (SaverLife + MetLife Foundation, 2019)
We provide high-interest savings for everyone
Members watch their money grow faster with a competitive 3.80% interest rate¹ – a rate usually reserved for accounts with fixed terms, high balances, or that only offer limited withdrawals. And they can save straight from their pay, something 66% say they’d like. Workplace Savings are shown to increase employee engagement and productivity, so everyone benefits from having a savings plan.
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The story of Stream's Workplace Savings so far...
411,070
workers saving
£241.9m
deposited in the last 12 months
£91.2m
live savings balance
Did you know?
St Albans
has the highest average annual deposit per saver
St Albans' workers put away £1,099 on average into their savings every year, the highest of any authority with more than 450 savers
Leeds
has the highest annual total deposits
Leeds workers have deposited over £4.3m into their savings over the last 12 months
Post-industrial
town workers save more
Workers from former industrial towns are on average saving 9% more than the UK average - showing the power of Workplace Savings
Northern Ireland
is the UK's top savings nation
Northern Ireland workers put away an average of £623 per year into their savings - 6% above the UK average and the highest of all four nations
Three Rivers
has the highest average savings balance
Workers from Three Rivers in Hertfordshire have the highest average savings balance
Bournemouth
is the south coast's savings capital
Bournemouth has more workers actively saving through Stream than Southampton, Brighton or Portsmouth - the most of any city on the south coast