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What is Personal Independence Payment (PIP)?

PIP is support for people under State Pension age living with a health condition or disability.

If a health condition affects your ability to carry out everyday tasks or move around safely, you may be entitled to Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

PIP is a tax-free benefit designed to help with the extra costs of living with a health condition or disability.

Many people assume they won’t qualify because they still work, live independently, or their condition isn’t visible. But PIP is based on how your condition affects your daily life — not your income or employment status.

Our specialist team can help assess whether you may be eligible and support you through the application process.

✔ Not means-tested
✔ Tax-free
✔ You can claim even if you work
✔ Designed for people aged 16 to State Pension age

Personal Independence Payment Facts

• Millions of people in the UK are eligible for PIP but are not claiming it.

• PIP can help with the extra costs of living with a health condition or disability.
• You may receive support for daily living, mobility, or both.
• It is paid TAX FREE.
• PIP is not affected by income, savings or employment.

If you are entitled to PIP, it may also increase eligibility for other benefits, including Universal Credit, Housing Benefit, Council Tax Reduction and the Motability scheme.

Who could qualify for PIP?

You may be eligible if:

• You are aged between 16 and State Pension age
• You have a long-term health condition or disability
• Your condition has affected your daily living or mobility for at least 3 months
• Your condition is expected to continue for at least 9 months
  
  

PIP is awarded based on how your condition affects you, not the diagnosis itself.

Many people who qualify have conditions such as:

• Mental health conditions (anxiety, depression, PTSD)

• Arthritis
• Chronic pain or fatigue
• Neurological conditions
• Diabetes
• Respiratory conditions
• Mobility issues
• Autoimmune conditions
  
  

Even if you are still working or managing day-to-day life, you may still qualify.

Who is NOT eligible to claim Attendance Allowance?

Please note that you CANNOT receive PIP if:

• You are already claiming Attendance Allowance
• You are already receiving Adult Disability Payment (ADP) 
• You have already submitted a PIP application and are awaiting a decision, however, we may still be able to help if your application has previously been refused and you wish to apply again or challenge the decision.

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