PIP: Could you be entitled to £4,600? DWP and HMRC elig

PIP: Could you be entitled to £4,600? DWP and HMRC eligibility rules explained | Personal Finance | Finance


| UPDATED: 22:24, Mon, Dec 14, 2020
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PIP is formally known as Personal Independence Payments, providing individuals with a sum of money to assist a variety of needs. PIP payments are directly targeted at supporting individuals with a long term health condition or disability, and can prove particularly useful in meeting a myriad of costs. As such, PIP claimants will often be looking for ways in which they can receive the most amount of financial support possible.

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