NSPeople with physical disabilities or learning disabilities, long-term illnesses or mental health problems can get additional financial assistance from United Kingdom the government, if they are over 16 and under the state retirement age, as Pay for Personal Independence (PIP)…
V Department of Labor and Pensions (DWP) are currently helping to cover the additional costs these people may incur by paying between 23.70 and 152.15 per week, with this payment being deposited into your bank account every four weeks.
However, those in need of a raise will be in luck next year as the UK government announced a 3.1% increase in benefits from April next year, including PIP…
Consequently, whoever receives the highest rate for both daily life and mobility will see a jump in their monthly pay from 608.60 to 627.60, which is 19.
The proposed rate change is expected to be approved by the UK government shortly with an effective date of 11 April 2022.
Changes in PIP rates
The pay rate changes to PIP for the period from 2022 to 2023 and the increased amount is explained below.
Pay for Personal Independence (PIP)
Component of daily life
Increased speed: 92.40 (was 89.60)
Standard rate: 61.85 (from 60.00)
Mobility component
Increased speed: 64.50 (was 62.55)
Standard rate: 24.45 (from 23.70)
Ace PIP payments are sent every four weeks, the new rate of payments will result in applicants being able to receive between 97.80 and 627.60 monthly.
During fiscal year 2022/23, this increase is equivalent to 1,271.40 to 8,158.80 additional financial support for those requiring PIP…
If you are currently receiving PIP, you can also receive a so-called premium or top-up for the following benefits:
- Housing allowance
- Jobseeker allowance
- Income support
- Work tax credit
- Employment and Support Benefit if you are getting the PIP Daily Life Component
- Pension loan, but only on condition that you receive the daily portion of the PIP