Unusual and unexpected minor PIP payment
ESABenefitsUK123
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Every 4 weeks, I get my PIP payment of £272.40. I just noticed that 5 days after my last payment, I got another PIP payment (dated 25th March) for £3.84. Does anyone have any rough idea why I would receive this second unexpected minor payment? Thanks a lot.
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HI @ESABenefitsUK123 that seems a very odd amount to receive? Might it be they calculated things wrong and that was a top up due to rate increases in April?0
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I've had a thought. It could well be wrong, but here's the mathematics that came to mind -PIP mobility standard rate (before April) is £26.90£3.84 goes "in to" £26.90 almost precisely:3.84 / 26.90 = 7.01 (As in, 7 days a week!)Could it be that I have been awarded standard mobility, and that for some odd reason, I have been given an initial payment which equals one day?!2.5 weeks ago, I had a mini telephone assessment (12 minutes long), and was asked some health questions regarding my completed AR1 form.0
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Possibly but we can only guess what it’s for and you would need to contact them to ask.0
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Update to original post. I found out that it's one day's worth of backdated mobility payment.
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