DWP confirms PIP changes including 10-year ‘light-touch’ reviews

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DWP confirms PIP changes including 10-year ‘light-touch’ reviews
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It's crucial to note that the DWP guidance also states most claimants will have their award regularly reviewed, "regardless of the length of the award" in order to ensure "everyone continues to receive the most appropriate level of support".
The reforms detailed in the "Green Paper Pathways to Work: Reforming Benefits and Support to Get Britain Working" suggest better communications for ongoing PIP award decisions, improvements to support offered between 'light touch' reviews, and potentially adjusting the frequency of these reviews.
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Hi I am 70 year old pensioner who is on PIP it carried on from when I became 66 state pension age. I have enhanced daily living component.
I have 15 points
5 x 2 points
1x 4 points
Ix 1 point.
In 2020 It was awarded period until 2030.
Will the changes in november 2026 affect me.
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