Hi, my name is Dunnsy59! Will I keep getting PIP when I retire?

I was awarded ongoing enhanced care and mobility in September 2022 with backpay from April 2020 after paper review from evidence supplied and form for review sent to me. (Originally, I was on the lower amounts for both for 6 years from January 2015). I am 66 in May will I be sent for another review? I have not been sent any information regarding the 25/26 increase, unlike ESA Support Group (contributory), which I know will stop when I reach pension age and start receiving said pension. Thank you for any any advice, as my anxiety is in overload.
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Citizens Advice has some relevant information about PIP & reaching state pension age:
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Heya @Duddsy23 and welcome to the community. 😁
If you're receiving PIP when you start claiming your pension, then PIP will continue. usually they'll start rolling things over into ten year awards.
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A warm welcome to the community from me @Dunnsy59
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