The government confirmed that Personal Independence Payment rates will increase from next April
People who claim Personal Independence Payments will get more money from next year after benefit rates are set to increase.
Around three million Brits living with disabilities and mental health conditions currently receive PIP. Here's a breakdown of what they will receive in 2023/24, Birmingham Live reports.How PIP works and what it is As a disability benefit, PIP was initially introduced to replace Disability Living Allowance for many adult claimants. It helps support people who must live with long-term physical or mental health conditions and disabilities.
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