Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is money for people who have extra care or mobility needs as a result of a disability.
- Last reviewed 08 April 2024
How much Personal Independence Payment (PIP) will I get?
The amount of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) that you get depends on how many points you score in the PIP test for daily living and the PIP test for mobility.
Daily living component
If you have daily living needs, you may qualify for the daily living component. There are two rates:
- Standard£72.65per week
- Enhanced £108.55per week
You get the standard rate if you score between eight and 11 points for your daily living needs in the PIP test. You get the enhanced rate if you score 12 points or more.
You automatically qualify for the enhanced rate of the daily living component if you are .
If someone cares for you and you receive the daily living component, they might qualify forCarer’s Allowance.
Mobility component
If you have mobility needs, you may qualify for the mobility component. There are two rates:
- Standard£28.70per week
- Enhanced£75.75per week
You get the standard rate if you score between eight and 11 points for your mobility needs in the PIP test. You get the enhanced rate if you score 12 points or more.
Find out if you qualify
Check ourTurn2us PIP Helper to find out what PIP award you're likely to get.
PIP and other benefits
Your PIP does not count as income for other benefits.
You are exempt from the Benefit Cap if you or your partner is receiving PIP. The Benefit Cap limits the total amount in some benefits that working-age people can receive. You can read more in ourBenefit Cap guide.
If someone cares for you and you receive the daily living component, they might qualify forCarer’s Allowance.
If you get PIP, you could also get other help. Read ourPersonal Independence Payment (PIP) and Other Help guideto find out about other help you can get when you get PIP, including Motability, travel concessions and extra amounts of other benefits.
Additional amount
If you get PIP, you also qualify for a Christmas Bonus which is £10 each year. The Christmas Bonus is paid automatically and it does not affect any other benefits which you may be receiving.
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