PIP and Universal Credit claimants are set to see significant changes after Parliament voted through Labour's reforms, although with some concessions.

A key government bill on Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment (PIP) changes is set for its Second Reading on Tuesday. The Government is trying to avert a growing revolt amongst its ...

Those claiming personal independent payment benefit (PIP) could be entitled to a range of freebies and discounts this July. Individuals who can obtain PIP must have a long-term physical or mental ...

What is Pip and how is it changing? Pip is paid to 3.7 million people who have a long-term physical or mental health condition in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, up from 2.05m in 2019.

Money PIP PIP reform slammed as creating 'two-tier system for disabled people' The new concessions could mean people who are disabled may be treated completely differently depending on when their ...

Benefits payments have been handed out to people with conditions including obesity, acne, writer's cramp and alcoholism.

News Cost Of Living DWP DWP announces 'separate' PIP system ahead of benefits shakeup The DWP's main disability benefit provides support for people with a disability, long-term illness or physical ...

Addressing concerns about the potential for a "two-tier" benefits system under the concessions for existing PIP recipients, Ms Kendall argued: "The fact is, our welfare system frequently ensures ...

UK Economy No savings from welfare bill after PIP changes shelved – will taxes rise this autumn? Labour’s welfare bill passed on Tuesday, but eleventh-hour concessions could reduce the overall ...

From PIP to poverty: the striking numbers behind the welfare debate Are one in four people in Britain really disabled and can you get £800 a month from PIP payments? Sean O’Grady busts some of ...