People who claim Personal Independence Payments are set to get more money next year - with claimants now able to establish how much more they will receive.
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) benefits are set to rise by 10.1% next year, coming into effect next April. This increase was confirmed by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in his Autumn Statement.
One of the benefits due to go up by 10.1% is the Personal Independence Payment (PIP), which is claimed by around three million people living with disabilities and mental health conditions, reports Birmingham Live. So if you’re on PIP, here’s how much you’ll get in 2023-24.