Pip 16 year old
laura1969
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Hi there wanted advice , daughter was on dla as she has autism and severe anxiety don’t leave the house , I’m her carer full time , she now has to be on pip as 16 but what I wanted to know is do I put her pip money in a bank account as she does not know about money or no value , don’t leave the house , can’t do your normal things like cook etc I do everything for her , her dla was getting us through living each day food etc , so can I use some of her pip to buy food her things she needs ?
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So using it for food also for us ? It’s just the 2 of us and living atm is so exspensive bills food etc0
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As her appointee you are expected to use the money in her best interests. I’m my daughter’s appointee and her PIP is paid into my bank. I take her share of the bills and give her the rest. We are the only 2 living in our house.1
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