41 h. ago People most likely to get DWP PIP payments for 10 years before review

DWP has previously said that over 1,000 new PIP awards are being issued every day

Politics

44 h. ago People on PIP may be able to backdate other benefits to the start of their award

An award for PIP or Adult Disability Payment could also lead to housing support and Council Tax discounts.

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5 d. ago DWP issues PIP review update as it looks into new and existing claims

The UK Government says it wants to ensure that Personal Independence Payment (PIP) remains a fair and fit for purpose benefit in a changing world

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8 d. ago PIP Motability scheme could be reformed to exclude those with certain disabilities

The Motability scheme allows Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants with severe mobility problems to lease a new vehicle, provided they are awarded the higher mobility rate of the benefit

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8 d. ago People on PIP claiming other DWP benefits may be due payment top

It’s important to be aware there is no direct disability premium for those on Universal Credit.

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9 d. ago People on PIP never need to tell DWP about these changes in circumstances

Not every change in circumstances will affect your entitlement to PIP or see payments paused.

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9 d. ago People on Universal Credit with health issues could be due up to £1,149 every month

Disability benefits such as PIP or Adult Disability Payment do not count towards the benefit cap.

Economics

9 d. ago PIP Motability scheme could be cut for people with these disabilities

The Motability scheme allows Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants with severe mobility problems to lease a new vehicle, provided they are awarded the higher mobility rate of the benefit

Politics

1 week ago People on PIP may be able to boost monthly payments by up to £633

If the impact of your condition has changed you may be eligible for extra financial help.

Economics

1 week ago DWP outlines measures to combat PIP fraud, risking loss of up to £749 in monthly payments

The DWP is 'committed' to tackling fraud and error within the benefits system, including recovering debts generated by Personal Independent Payments

Economics

2 w. ago 10 conditions that could make you eligible for up to £749 a month

Nearly 34,000 people have successfully claimed PIP for certain specified conditions, potentially providing up to £9,500 a year

Economics

2 w. ago Labour gives latest update on PIP disability benefit review after U

Sir Stephen Timms has commissioned a review on the personal independence payment (PIP)

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2 w. ago PIP payments rates from April 2026 as DWP to increase award amounts

The potential payment rates for all eight mixed award types have been calculated based on September's inflation figure

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2 w. ago DWP PIP payment rates for and when increase will take effect

DWP has confirmed PIP payments will rise

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2 w. ago PIP payments: reported Autumn Budget changes to Motability disabled car and insurance benefit scheme explained

Drivers could see changes to a ‘lifeline’ scheme when the Autumn Budget lands 🚗

Economics

2 w. ago Take an online 'PIP test' to see if proposed DWP changes could affect your payments

An independent benefits forum has updated its online PIP test to include proposed changes to the daily living component.

Politics

2 w. ago Full list of PIP changes that need to be reported or risk losing claim

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants must inform the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) about certain changes in their circumstances

Events

2 w. ago New PIP monthly payment rates for all eight award types from next April

Find your new PIP payment before the uprating is confirmed at the Autumn Budget.

Events

3 w. ago People on PIP must report certain changes to DWP or monthly payments could stop

PIP claimants may also have to pay a penalty if they give the DWP wrong information.

Politics

3 w. ago Simplified PIP points and payment rates guide for claims up to £749 monthly

The DWP makes it clear that awards are based on how your condition, long-term illness or disability affects you - not the actual condition itself. Here's how it works

Economics