2023/24 PIP rates announced

Wibbles

Here are the new PIP rates

10.12% rise

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PERSONAL INDEPENDENCE PAYMENT

Daily living component
Enhanced 92.40             101.75
Standard  61.85               68.10

Mobility component
Enhanced 64.50               71.00
Standard  24.45               26.90
         

SueHeath

That's great - Thanks for posting it @Wibbles x

calcotti

Link to all benefit rates was posted by tomm yesterday
https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/98821/proposed-benefit-and-pension-rates-2023-to-2024#latest

Northfleet70

Thank you I assume that’s the ruse in April Thanks G

V2K_TI

Wibbles said:

Here are the new PIP rates

With effect from when, please?

poppy123456

V2K_TI said:

Wibbles said:

Here are the new PIP rates

With effect from when, please?

April 2023 as the usual benefits increase.

Hannah_Alumni

Thank you for posting @Wibbles

Middleton

By April, Food etc would have sky rocketed. Though any help is some help

krippled

All benefit increases should be introduced from as soon as it was announced they would be brought into line with the increased interest rates. 

It was a struggle enough being on benefits prior to all the increases. Treated like second class citizens and having to jump through hoops and dance a dance to receive what you're entitled too. 

Payments being lowered even though you're getting worse, I never knew it was possible to become un-disabled 

poppy123456

krippled said:

All benefit increases should be introduced from as soon as it was announced they would be brought into line with the increased interest rates. 

Benefit increases have always applied from April. I can't see anything changing regarding that anytime soon.

krippled

Neither can I which I poor tbh.  Then again it doesn't effect the MPs in any slight way whatsoever.

By the time April comes around so many people are going to in such unimaginable struggles or sadly no longer with us as they are having to choose between heating or eating. Which in this day and age is an absolute travesty 

L_Volunteer

It is, indeed, an absolute travesty @krippled. It makes me feel really sad 

Wibbles

krippled said:

Neither can I which I poor tbh.  Then again it doesn't effect the MPs in any slight way whatsoever.

By the time April comes around so many people are going to in such unimaginable struggles or sadly no longer with us as they are having to choose between heating or eating. Which in this day and age is an absolute travesty and 

At least we do have a benefits system unlike India or many other places 

Cartini

krippled said:

All benefit increases should be introduced from as soon as it was announced they would be brought into line with the increased interest rates. 

It was a struggle enough being on benefits prior to all the increases. Treated like second class citizens and having to jump through hoops and dance a dance to receive what you're entitled too. 

Payments being lowered even though you're getting worse, I never knew it was possible to become un-disabled 

The date for pensions & benefits to increase in line with CPI from the previous September is April.  Until April, there is no entitlement to increases.

I would also argue that we are not treated like second class citizens.  The government has taken the country further into debt so that they can provide help to those who need it.

I only qualify for £150 because of PIP, but I`m not belly aching about it; I`m really grateful for that small amount.

Wibbles

Cartini said:

krippled said:

All benefit increases should be introduced from as soon as it was announced they would be brought into line with the increased interest rates. 

It was a struggle enough being on benefits prior to all the increases. Treated like second class citizens and having to jump through hoops and dance a dance to receive what you're entitled too. 

Payments being lowered even though you're getting worse, I never knew it was possible to become un-disabled 

The date for pensions & benefits to increase in line with CPI from the previous September is April.  Until April, there is no entitlement to increases.

I would also argue that we are not treated like second class citizens.  The government has taken the country further into debt so that they can provide help to those who need it.

I only qualify for £150 because of PIP, but I`m not belly aching about it; I`m really grateful for that small amount.

I agree with you.... 
Some people expect way more than they should receive and would never be happy 

Cartini

Wibbles said:

Cartini said:

krippled said:

All benefit increases should be introduced from as soon as it was announced they would be brought into line with the increased interest rates. 

It was a struggle enough being on benefits prior to all the increases. Treated like second class citizens and having to jump through hoops and dance a dance to receive what you're entitled too. 

Payments being lowered even though you're getting worse, I never knew it was possible to become un-disabled 

The date for pensions & benefits to increase in line with CPI from the previous September is April.  Until April, there is no entitlement to increases.

I would also argue that we are not treated like second class citizens.  The government has taken the country further into debt so that they can provide help to those who need it.

I only qualify for £150 because of PIP, but I`m not belly aching about it; I`m really grateful for that small amount.

I agree with you.... 
Some people expect way more than they should receive and would never be happy 

My thoughts exactly.