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PIP: Britons with respiratory conditions could be eligible for extra £748 a month | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] People with respiratory conditions, such as severe asthma, could be missing out on an additional £748 a month in Personal Independence Payment (PIP). The benefit, distributed by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), is targeted to support people who have an illness or condition that makes it difficult for them to carry out…
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PIP: 8 freebies and discounts you may get in April if you qualify | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] Disabled person’s railcard – This could give someone up to third off rail fares – roughly £4.26 per journey or £91 per year depending on how often they get the train. Capped water bills – Some water suppliers offer customers help with their bills if they’re on certain benefits through what’s known as the…
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PIP: Thousands of people may get up to £627 per month for 24 respiratory conditions | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] Individuals can get PIP if all of the following apply: A person is 16 or over They have a long-term physical or mental health condition or disability They have difficulty doing certain tasks or getting around They expect the difficulties to last for at least 12 months from when they started. For those who…
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PIP: People could lose £628 a month in disability benefit payment if they fail to report t | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] “Millions of people already receive this support and I would urge anyone who thinks they may be eligible for extra financial help to check online.” Those wondering if they are eligible to receive PIP can see if they fit the criteria on the GOV.UK website. The ideal way to start the application process for…
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PIP: Man ‘left with no money’ after energy bills more than tripled | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] Graham lives in the UK, but cannot work due to several health conditions and so receives both PIP and Universal Credit. Living alone, he struggled to afford his energy bills which were £50 a month. However, now these have more than tripled, and he is extremely worried about how he will cope. Graham told…
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PIP: Universal Credit claimants could be eligible for an extra £156 each week | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] As the cost of living crisis continues and energy bills keep increasing, any extra cash could be a lifeline for families on low incomes feeling the financial squeeze. If someone needs help due to an illness, disability or mental health condition, they may qualify for extra financial support from DWP. Millions of people across…
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PIP: People with stress, anxiety or depression could qualify for £608 a month from DWP | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] PIP recently replaced the Disability Living Allowance and isn’t just for people who have a physical disability. Britons who suffer from a hidden illness or mental health condition such as anxiety, stress or depression could also be eligible for PIP. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) makes payments of up to £608 a…
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PIP: Three questions may help decide if you are due over £150 per week from the DWP | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] A PIP application begins with calling or writing to the PIP new claims department after which one will receive a form they will need to complete detailing their condition or disability. Benefits and Work advises that some people will be rejected as they do not specify or reveal the full effects of their disability…
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PIP: Are you due back payments worth £14k? How to check | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] How much can I get? The amount will vary depending on when you applied for PIP, or how long you have already been receiving PIP for. This means someone who currently receives the standard daily living component rate of £60.00 per week could be bumped up to the enhanced rate of £89.60. As the…
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PIP: Britons may receive up to £608 per month for arthritis or other health conditions | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] PIP helps with extra living costs if a person has a long-term physical or mental health condition or disability which impacts their ability to carry out everyday tasks, or get around. People can receive the sum even if they are working, have savings or are getting most other benefits. However, a common misconception when it…