What is an PIP and who is it for?

Find out about more about Personal Independence Payment (PIP) – a benefit that helps with some of the extra costs caused by long-term ill-health or a disability. To see if you qualify for PIP, head over to our website: https://www.soha.co.uk/resident-services/i-rent-my-home/my-money/personal-independence-payment/#sthash.y2CCuP6I.pKxcT7ql.dpbs

It is claimed that by making the lower offers over the phone, the DWP is trying to settle cases that could lead to payments of significantly more each year if they go to a tribunal. Around 70% of such appeals go in favour of the people who bring them.

Several charities and law firms said they were aware of more than 100 phone deal cases between them. They accused the DWP of targeting those deemed to have a strong chance of success at a tribunal over personal independence payments (Pip) and employment and support allowance (ESA). Claimants may be susceptible to accepting a lower offer because of long tribunal waits and having no income in the meantime.

Ryan, F. (2020). DWP accused of offering disabled people ‘take it or leave it’ benefits. Available: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/society/2020/mar/02/dwp-accused-of-offering-disabled-people-take-it-or-leave-it-benefits. Last accessed 9th Mar 2021.

Which I urgently believe needs reforming.  PIP Personal Independent Payment  which must be inclusive and renamed. With a new system which backpays the british forget born nation who have and had PIP .  Which is one of the action which I am calling for the government to concerned within The Claudes SEN Law: Lets Change the symptomatic rhetoric disconnected  behaviour for the years of discrimination against hidden disabilities under the name of non delivery in funding and no action. #TheClaudesSENLaw