DWP update as PIP award changes due from April - what it means for you

The UK Government has unveiled a strategy to change how Personal Independence Payment ( PIP ) claims are handled, in a bid to ...

Ex-benefits assessor explains the DWP PIP assessment 'chair test'

A former benefits assessor has given people applying for PIP a pre-warning about a test that takes place the second they ...
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PIP rule change suspended, but a new review could still reshape everything

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that proposed legal changes to PIP eligibility rules will not go ...

Ex-benefits worker reveals the 'chair test' that could affect a DWP PIP assessment

Another opportunity for the chair test will follow, said the ex-PIP assessor. "When they come into the office; again, there ...
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I'm partially paralysed but my PIP was rejected for leaning on table to stand up

Amelia Peckham and others with disabilities are worried by the Government’s push to do more in-person benefits assessments ...

DWP announces longer PIP awards to streamline assessments

The number of in-person assessments is set to rise significantly, with Personal Independence Payment (PIP) evaluations ...

New PIP reforms could impact Blue Badge holders or people on Motability Scheme

A review of the full PIP assessment process for the daily living and mobility components will be completed by this Autumn.

Four groups of PIP claimants most-likely to get ongoing payment award of £749

The data also shows that more than 1.5m (39%) of all 3.8m PIP claimants have been issued with an award of five years or longer. More than 58 per cent of people claiming PIP for a visual disease have a ...

DWP PIP warning as claimants risk having payments stopped

Personal Independence Payment claimants must report specific changes to the DWP or risk having their benefit payments paused ...