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Esa increased, will my pip follow?
H8scammerclaimants
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I was on around £270 fortnightly for esa and £229 a month pip, recently after an assessment I was moved from the work related group to the support for esa and was awarded £190 a week esa, will my pip stay the same until a separate assessment for that or will it automatically increase to tie with my new esa award? Any help is much appreciated
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Hi @H8scammerclaimants
Pip and ESA are totally different.If you feel your pip award should be increased then you can apply for reassessment under a change of condition.Please bear in mind your award could be downgraded also.
Debsidoo.x -
Hi,Great news for the ESA. As PIP and ESA are totally different benefits then your PIP will remain the same until you're re-assessed.
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