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PIP- which rate of each component I have been awarded?

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

Hi recently got awarded pip I received my back pay today 14th march 2022of £1650.09 I was told my claim ran from 21st October 2021 ...but I havnt received my letter as of yet so I don't know which rate of each component I have been awarded can anybody work it out for me from amount I have been paid and date I'm pretty much sure the guy on the phone when I signed my declaration said I would be receiving £358 a month but I'm not 100 %

Thanks in advance

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L_Volunteer

Hi @daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

Welcome to Scope's forum. It is great to see you have joined us. How are you today?

Unfortunately, PIP is not an area of my expertise. This means I can only hope someone with more knowledge in this area is able to respond to you soon.

In the meantime, I just wanted to respond to greet you and to say we are here with you

poppy123456

Hi,

It's not unusal to receive money owed before the decision letter. PIP is paid 4 weekly and not monthly.

It could be standard rate for both daily living and mobility. To know for sure you'll need to wait for the decision letter and it will tell you everything you need to know.

Alex_Alumni

Hello @daveyyyyyyyyyyyy and welcome to the community, thanks for your query about PIP. To help our members find it more easily I've just moved it over into our PIP category and edited the title slightly.

Do let us know if you have any other questions, and hopefully you'll get your decision letter in the post soon

Alex

calcotti

Enhanced rate daily Living would be £358.40 every 4 weeks.

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

Thank you having counted back the week's and dividing it up it seems that £358.40 + £23.70 gets me to roughly what I received today and given the fact the guy on the ohjne the other day mentioned £358 I'm thinking I have enhanced rate daily living and lower rate mobility but will know for sire once the letter arrives thanks for the help guys I really appreciate it

Justcheckingin15

Well done @daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

poppy123456

£358.40 every 4 weeks is Enhanced daily living. No mobility award.

calcotti

poppy123456 said:

£358.40 every 4 weeks is Enhanced daily living. No mobility award.

As advised here!

calcotti said:

Enhanced rate daily Living would be £358.40 every 4 weeks.

Don’t know why OP then thought standard rate mobility would be involved too.

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

Yes correct but but I received more than that once it all been broken down into the amount amount weeks back paid + plus was told last week that I have been awarded both daily living and mobility

calcotti

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy said:..plus was told last week that I have been awarded both daily living and mobility

Not something you chose to tell us when you asked the question, you just mentioned £358/month.

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

Sorry maybe I wasnt clear In my initial post, but I did initialy state that I didnt know which rate of EACH component I had been awarded

poppy123456

The amount you received doesn’t add up to Enhanced daily living and standard mobility. If you had been awarded this then the money you would have received would have been more than this.

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

£ 113.30 x 15 weeks would get it to £1.699 ..today I received £1650.09 but I can not be sure it was 15 weeks precisely to the dot ,,either way I'll see when I get my letter now

poppy123456

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy said:

I was told my claim ran from 21st October 2021 ...

That's not 15 weeks.

calcotti

18 weeks at enhanced rate Daily Living 89.60 = £1612.80 plus 3 days would come to about £1650.

it could also be standard rate both but it can”t be enhanced rate Daily Living plus standard rate Mobility.

You’ll know soon enough so it’s a bit pointless speculating really.

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy

Yeah true I will just end up with my head up my own bim lol and I'm rubbish at maths I have just re looked at it and your right my sums were wrong ,,all I know Is the man deffinetly on the phone said I had been awarded both so I think you may be right it could be standard rate for both ,,,thank you so much for you help with this if standard rate can I still apply for a bus pass ?

poppy123456

daveyyyyyyyyyyyy said:

Yeah true I will just end up with my head up my own bim lol and I'm rubbish at maths I have just re looked at it and your right my sums were wrong ,,all I know Is the man deffinetly on the phone said I had been awarded both so I think you may be right it could be standard rate for both ,,,thank you so much for you help with this if standard rate can I still apply for a bus pass ?

If you have a PIP mobility award whether you'll be automatically entitled to a disabled buss pass will depend on the criteria set by your local Authority. It doesn't with mine and i have Enhanced mobility.

You can check here. https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-disabled-bus-pass

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