The basic state pension is paid straight into bank accounts similar to how benefits are paid. It is usually paid every four ...

INDIVIDUALS claiming Personal Independent Payments (PIP) should be aware of reasons their benefit could be stopped. The ...

The Pensions Ombudsman (TPO) has confirmed that it is liaising with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) on the impact of a 2024 Court of Appeal decision, which could mean that some individuals ...

Even though winter energy bill help will be issued to the majority of pensioners this year, there are still benefits to ...

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) recently confirmed that just over 6 million households will be ...

There are no bank holidays in July and so pension payments should go ahead as planned without disruption throughout the month ...

If you receive PIP payments, there are certain things you need to inform the DWP about – including if you're planning on ...

DWP guidance states that both components of PIP stop being payable 28 days after you're admitted to an NHS hospital.

It should be noted that common updates such as changing your name, switching doctors or health care providers, or moving house need not be reported to the DWP and will have no bearing on your PIP - ...

DWP guidance states both components of PIP cease to be payable 28 days after you are admitted to an NHS hospital. Privately ...

According to DWP guidelines, both components of PIP stop being payable 28 days after you're admitted to an NHS hospital.

DWP has paid our more than £100 million in arrears payments for historical errors linked to National Insurance credits.