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Personal Independence Payment (PIP)

Personal Independence Payment (PIP)

Personal independence payment (PIP) is the new benefit intended to cut the benefits bill at the expense of sick and disabled claimants. PIP will replace disability living allowance for working age claimants and, the government hopes, reduce the current cost of DLA by at least 20% as a result.

PIP is set to be introduced in April 2013, initially for new claims only.  However, by October 2013, it is intended that all current DLA claimants will have been assessed for PIP instead.

We will be keeping you updated on PIP as more information becomes available.

Currently you can:

Find out how the personal independence payment (PIP) points system works.

Use our simple personal independence payment self-test to score yourself and even have your results emailed to you.

See the timetable for the introduction of personal independence payment (PIP).

Take our '60 second PIP survey' to help us discover who are the likely winners and loser under personal independence payment (PIP).

Download a wide range of documents relating to personal independence payment (PIP).

 

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