PIP
DWP overhaul: 87 disabilities may no longer qualify for PIP
A major shake-up of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) could see thousands of people with disabilities and long-term health conditions stripped of vital financial...
DWP is using AI to check applications for these benefits
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has revealed how it is using AI to identify potential overpayments and fraudulent claims across various...
PIP claimants in 3 UK areas ‘losing £9,583’
PIP claimants in three UK areas are losing as much as £9,583 each per year because of an apparent postcode lottery on denied...
DWP warning as some PIP claimants could see change in claims
Claimants of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) should be vigilant and take necessary action if they notice any changes to their payments. Currently, a...
DWP update over changes to PIP assessments after 'rise in fraud'
The DWP has issued a statement on how changes to PIP (Personal Independence Payments) have contributed to a “rise” in benefit fraud. Work...
PIP applicants warned over 'major reason' they might not get it
The benefit is worth up to £184 per week – if your claim is successful
DWP alert as people seeking to claim PIP warned about five key things
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has made four videos about Personal Independence Payment (PIP) available to help people understand what the...
DWP PIP claimants may be able to backdate other benefits and get thousands of pounds
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit aimed at assisting individuals over 16 and below State Pension age who are grappling with the...
PIP list highlights top five health conditions earning up to £737 every month
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released new data on PIP claims up until October 2024. The data breaks down claimants...
DWP PIP warning over bank account fraud checks as claimants could be 'unfairly penalised'
New DWP powers to request details of claimants’ bank statements in cases of suspected fraud could lead to people being “unfairly scrutinised or...
