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My first Pip Payment

RobMc
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I recently got awarded PIP, and was backpaid on the 18th of September, for the period between the 19th June 2019 and the 11th of September 2019 and my letter says we will then pay your benefits every 4 weeks in arrears, so are the 4 weeks being counted from the 11th of September or the 18th of September?
Thanks guys
Thanks guys

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On the 11th I think as I got mine on 27th Aug got a payment on 17th sep
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Your next payment should be 9th October, then every 4 weeks after that, paid on a Wednesday.
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It should say further down the letter when your first payment will be.
I'd assume 4 weeks from the 11th -
So the 9th October
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Sorry! Just seen this was answered on a duplicate post.
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I'll wait and see if that's the case, also it's 4 weeks on a Thursday, not Wednesday
so it'll either be this Thursday or next Thursday. Either way thanks guys
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I used to get payed my PIP every 4 weeks on a Monday.
Congratulations on getting awarded PIP btw -
RobMc said:I'll wait and see if that's the case, also it's 4 weeks on a Thursday, not Wednesday
so it'll either be this Thursday or next Thursday. Either way thanks guys
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