Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is extra money to help you with everyday life if you’ve an illness, disability or mental health condition.
There are two parts called components:
- The daily living component, and
- The mobility component.
You may qualify for one or both of them.
PIP is replacing Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for people aged 16 – pension age.
This guide gives an overview of PIP.
Listed below are some more guides which may help you if you are claiming PIP:
Claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) – A step-by-step guide to claiming PIP, including tips for the claim form and the assessment.
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Test – A guide to the rules for getting PIP, including how many points you can get in the PIP Test.
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Other Help – A guide to the other help you can get when you get PIP, including Motability, travel concessions and extra amounts of other benefits.
Challenging a Personal Independence Payment decision – A step-by-step guide for sorting out a wrong decision.
Age rules: You must be 16 or over but under State Pension age when you first claim.
For more information, please click here:- Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
