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PIP Rates 2026/27: Daily Living & Mobility Components Explained

PIP rates for 2026/27: daily living £72.65 (standard) or £108.55 (enhanced); mobility £28.70 (standard) or £75.89 (enhanced). Full guide to eligibility, assessment and award.

Emma Clarke3 Jul 20266 min read

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PIP vs DLA in 2026: What's the Difference and Who Gets Which?

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) replaced Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for working-age adults, but DLA still exists for children and some legacy adult claimants. Here's how the two benefits differ, and what happens if you're asked to move from one to the other.

CalcHub Editorial2 Jul 20264 min read

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PIP Rates 2026/27: Daily Living and Mobility Components

PIP pays up to £184.30 per week in 2026/27 across the daily living and mobility components. Here is how assessment works and what you can receive.

Emma Clarke20 Jun 20267 min read

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