PERSONAL INDEPENDENCE PAYMENT (PIP) can be difficult to fill in, but where can you find help when filling in your PIP application form?

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants face losing their benefits if they use three common phrases on their DWP form - and there are more no-nos ...

PIP is assessed on how your conditions affects you day to day. You can get help filling in your PIP form from charities like Citizens Advice. Not providing enough evidence ...

Personal Independence Payments PIP online toolkit could help you get up to £605 a month in extra support Successful PIP claimants could receive between £23.60 and £151.40 every week from the DWP.

DWP will stop PIP payments if claimants fail to respond to a form in time, it has emerged.

Filling in the ‘how your disability affects you’ claim form Here are all the questions on the claim form - more detail is available at the Citizens Advice website.

PIP, OR Personal Independence Payments, can provide help to those who have either a disability or long term health condition. But to receive the payments, Britons will need to fill out an ...

Figures show the majority (38 per cent) of people on PIP are receiving it for mental health issues, while another 31 per cent get it to help with musculoskeletal ailments such as arthritis.

PIP claimants often make this mistake on their DWP form which could stop them getting £608 every month PIP is non-means tested, tax-free and available to eligible claimants in or out of work.

PIP application tip to help you avoid making one serious mistake on DWP form Payments can be up to £605 per month ...

The Department for Work & Pensions assesses PIP claims (Image: Kirsty O'Connor/PA Wire) To help you prepare for the form, here are the 10 daily activity question topics and possible maximum scores ...

UK scientists given €2million grant to research friendship Filling the form in is a chance to write a complete and honest account about the impact of on daily life.