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Hi, my name is Johnnytines! I've been awarded pip can I still receive the carers element?

Johnnytines

I've been awarded pip can i still receive the carers element

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poppy123456

Yes because Carers element is part of UC and PIP has nothing to do with UC.

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Johnnytines

Thank you so much for your help

Johnnytines

poppy123456 said:

Yes because Carers element is part of UC and PIP has nothing to do with UC.

So as I am a carer for my mother and receive the carers element for her am fine to have pip awarded also and it won't affect my pip