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thedoc
Member Posts: 51 Connected
I recieved my pip awards today and the rate they are paying me are £85.60 & £59.75 is this right plz???
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Hi @thedoc
pip rates are as follows from 8th April 2019.
daily living £87.65 or £58.70
mobility £61.20 or £23.20.
The rates you have given are from April 2018 to 2019. Check your award notice and it should show an increase from the 8th April.
Debsidoo.x -
Hi debsidoo there's no new rates mentioned on the letter at all .
It says I can award you £85.60 per week from 22/2/2019 to 28/5/2030
And mobility of £59.75 for the same length of time this is wrong surely?????
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Hi @thedoc
If I was you I would give the DWP a call and ask them to clarify there should be a phone number on your award notice. The figures you have are from last year and can be found on the gov.uk site.
Debsidoo.x -
On the phone to them as of now thank you
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Yes chloe thank you they will send me another letter in 2 weeks time with the correct amount on only the DWP could do something like this .and my award will finish in 2030 which is good news ?
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Amazing! I'm glad they manage to sort this so quickly for you
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Hi @thedoc
Glad you got it all sorted. They really need to step up their game. Congratulations on getting a long award.
Debsidoo.x -
Congratulations @thedoc. Glad it worked out.
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