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PIP information - Updated 11/02/2016
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12 years 4 months ago - 12 years 4 months ago #94061 by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law)
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Replied by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law) on topic Re:Personal Independence Payment Updated 4/11/12
An up-to-date 30 page Fact Sheet by Age UK mainly aimed at Senior Citizens, but will be of help to anyone currently on DLA who will be be claiming PIP between 2013 -2016.
Bang up-to-date and includes the mobility and care descriptors necessary to qualify for PIP.
Well worth reading and either saving or printing out for future reference.
Contains links to other useful organisations.
Available HERE
Bang up-to-date and includes the mobility and care descriptors necessary to qualify for PIP.
Well worth reading and either saving or printing out for future reference.
Contains links to other useful organisations.
Available HERE
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12 years 3 months ago #94694 by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law)
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Replied by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law) on topic Re:Personal Independence Payment FAQ Update (NEW)
Parliamentary Debate on Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in Westminster Hall on 13 November 2013. See this link from the 'Work for You' website Personal Independence
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12 years 3 months ago #95851 by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law)
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Replied by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law) on topic Re:Personal Independence Payment FAQ Update (NEW)
New link on PIP : www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/personal_independence_payments
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12 years 3 months ago #95939 by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law)
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Replied by Jim Allison BSc, Inst LE, MBIM; MA (Consumer Protection & Social Welfare Law) on topic Re:Personal Independence Payment FAQ Update (NEW)
Personal Independence Payment is now listed on Wikpedia.
PIP
Contributed by me, but anyone can update or correct inaccuracies if they log in.
PIP
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12 years 2 months ago - 12 years 2 months ago #96198 by Crazydiamond
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Replied by Crazydiamond on topic Re:Personal Independence Payment FAQ Update (NEW)
The amounts of Personal Independent Payment from April 2013 are:
Daily living component
Standard rate – If you have a limited ability to carry out daily living activities - £53.00
Enhanced rate – If you have a severely limited ability to carry out daily living activities - £79.15
Mobility component
Standard rate – If you have a limited mobility - £21.00
Enhanced rate - If you have a severely limited mobility - £55.25
If you have a terminal illness (that is if you are suffering from a progressive disease where death can be expected within 6 months) you will automatically receive the daily living component enhanced rate. You will also be able to apply for the mobility component and receive it immediately if you qualify.
If you are in a care home you will be entitled to the mobility component so long as you satisfy the qualifying conditions.
If you are paid PIP you are free to spend the money in the way that suits you best.
Source: Disability Rights UK.
Daily living component
Standard rate – If you have a limited ability to carry out daily living activities - £53.00
Enhanced rate – If you have a severely limited ability to carry out daily living activities - £79.15
Mobility component
Standard rate – If you have a limited mobility - £21.00
Enhanced rate - If you have a severely limited mobility - £55.25
If you have a terminal illness (that is if you are suffering from a progressive disease where death can be expected within 6 months) you will automatically receive the daily living component enhanced rate. You will also be able to apply for the mobility component and receive it immediately if you qualify.
If you are in a care home you will be entitled to the mobility component so long as you satisfy the qualifying conditions.
If you are paid PIP you are free to spend the money in the way that suits you best.
Source: Disability Rights UK.
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12 years 2 months ago - 12 years 2 months ago #96199 by bro58
Replied by bro58 on topic Re:Personal Independence Payment Updated 13/12/12
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