A million pounds, countless personal goals

A million pounds is a big number. The story behind it is about people: our colleagues, their own plans and the savings they have chosen to put aside.

Together, Meallmore colleagues have put £1 million into their Stream savings pots. Stream recognised the achievement with a certificate received by our Finance and Accounts team, who helped colleagues adopt the service.

Personal goals, shared recognition

The announcement celebrated colleagues building savings habits, preparing for unexpected costs and saving towards future plans. Those priorities are personal. What someone is looking ahead to, or putting something aside for, is their own.

This milestone brings those individual efforts together. It gives us a chance to recognise something colleagues are doing for themselves and to say: this is an achievement worth celebrating.

The people behind the certificate

Our Finance and Accounts team helped colleagues adopt Stream and received the certificate on their behalf. Angela Morrison and Isabel Szeliga were also tagged in the announcement.

To our colleagues who have taken part, and to the team who helped people get involved, thank you. Behind the certificate are your contributions and your plans for the future.

Recognising the person as well as the work

Our colleagues help make Meallmore homes great places to live. Their achievements outside the day-to-day work matter too, and this shared milestone is one more story we are proud to celebrate.

You can read the news article about the milestone, explore our Colleague Awards, or meet more of the people behind Meallmore in Great Places to Work.

If you would like to be part of our team, our careers pages introduce the roles and opportunities across Meallmore.

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