You asked about Personal Independence Payment (PIP): here is how it works, how much you could get and how it is paid.
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Below you’ll find how much you could get, how it is paid and how the scheme works.
Amounts can change each tax year, so always check the latest rates on the official page.
Support you may be entitled to
Not means-testedPaid every 4 weeksClaim by phone
💷 How much & how it is paid
- Who can get it: People aged 16 to State Pension age with a long-term condition or disability expected to last at least 12 months
- How much: Daily living £76.70 or £114.60 a week; mobility £30.30 or £80.00 a week (2026/27)
- How it's paid: Every 4 weeks into your bank account
- How to claim: Start by phoning the PIP new claims line, then complete a form and usually an assessment
⚙️ How it works
Eligibility is decided by the responsible body based on your circumstances. Once your claim is approved, payments are made according to the scheme’s rules. Report any change in your circumstances so your payments stay correct.
🧮 Check what you could get
Use an independent benefits calculator linked from GOV.UK to estimate what you may be entitled to before you claim.
Eligibility and the amount awarded are decided by DWP based on your circumstances.