Backdated PIP issue
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I just called PIP and person said there is a note on the system to issue the award letter and shows a backpayment of 2500. Now I was on standard mob for 64 weeks before appeal and at appeal was awarded enhanced for both and he said it shows on the system that o am on higher rate from 18/4/18 - 2023 yet only paying me 2500 and not the 7600 I was expecting. Any ideas why this might be? Perhaps because the rate change in April they have done a payment at new rate and another will follow for older period. If anyone had a decent backpay... Did they get multiple payments or just one large one.. Confused.com lol
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HRM £61.60 LRM £23.20
64 weeks x £ 38 (the difference between H and L) = £2432
is the back pay based on the week figures quoted.
Not sure how you arrive at £7600Try & be kind to one another even if we may have different views.
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BennyTallis said:I just called PIP and person said there is a note on the system to issue the award letter and shows a backpayment of 2500. Now I was on standard mob for 64 weeks before appeal and at appeal was awarded enhanced for both and he said it shows on the system that o am on higher rate from 18/4/18 - 2023 yet only paying me 2500 and not the 7600 I was expecting. Any ideas why this might be? Perhaps because the rate change in April they have done a payment at new rate and another will follow for older period. If anyone had a decent backpay... Did they get multiple payments or just one large one.. Confused.com lol
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buzzer said:HRM £61.60 LRM £23.20
64 weeks x £ 38 (the difference between H and L) = £2432
is the back pay based on the week figures quoted.
Not sure how you arrive at £7600 -
BennyTallis said:buzzer said:HRM £61.60 LRM £23.20
64 weeks x £ 38 (the difference between H and L) = £2432
is the back pay based on the week figures quoted.
Not sure how you arrive at £7600
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
64 x full daily was not awarded by pip. So its 64 weeks of full daily due. That might explain the difference. They seperating the mobility and care elements before payment as the figure for extra mobility is what they quoted pretty much.
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I would ring them tomorrow, as the award letter has been issued if it states £2500 then that's what you'll receive in your bank. As you're owed more than that if they were paying you in 2 separate payments then the award letter would state this.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
BennyTallis said:buzzer said:HRM £61.60 LRM £23.20
64 weeks x £ 38 (the difference between H and L) = £2432
is the back pay based on the week figures quoted.
Not sure how you arrive at £7600
Btw well done on successful appeal result and hope they can sort backpay correctly for you asap.Try & be kind to one another even if we may have different views.
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