The other 10 activities in the PIP assessment that are being affected relate to the daily living component of PIP. This offers up to £110.40 per week on the enhanced rate.

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) provides financial support to people who live with a long-term health condition or disability, helping cover their extra costs. The allowance comprises ...

PIP is paid every four weeks, so if you're awarded the maximum rates for both the daily living and mobility elements, then you would get £749.80 every four weeks.

From November 2026, an additional eligibility rule will be brought in to require claimants to score at least one point of 4 to receive the daily living part of PIP, which is paid at either £73.90 ...

You could also get a penaltyThere are lots of other changes which can result in PIP payments being stopped or suspended. Below is a complete list which will let you know when to contact the DWP ...

The DWP has confirmed changes to PIP payments focusing on 'those with the greatest needs, who are unable to complete activities at all, or who require more help from others' ...

Money Department for Work and Pensions PIP claimants who face losing benefits under new DWP rules The Department for Work and Pensions has published an impact assessment on the Personal ...

Further notes from the DWP regarding this review indicate that the category for health conditions is determined by the primary health condition listed on the PIP Computer System during the time of ...

For pensioners, those who received PIP before they reached state pension age may continue to receive it, but you can’t make a new claim; instead, disabled pensioners should apply for attendance ...

DWP figures show that 690,186 people aged between 65 and 79 were receiving PIP in January this year, but the government has confirmed that pensioners will be exempt from the upcoming PIP reforms.

DWP PIP assessment things to do if you are asked to attend an interview PIP assessments can take place in person, over the phone or via video call - here's everything you should know ...

PIP claimants are being warned about major eligibility rule changes being planned by the Government and who might be most at risk of losing payments. The Department for Work and Pensions estimates ...