How much does PIP pay in 2026/27? The amounts per week and per month
The values from april 2026 to march 2027
The PIP has two parts. You can receive one or both, each at the standard rate or the higher rate:
- Daily life, standard rate: £76.70 per week.
- Daily life, higher rate: £114.60 per week.
- Mobility, standard rate: £30.30 per week.
- Mobility, higher rate: £80.00 per week.
Those who receive both parts at the higher rate receive £194.60 per week, or £778.40 every 4 weeks.
How much does this give every 4 weeks
- Standard daily life: £306.80.
- Longer daily life: £458.40.
- Standard mobility: £121.20.
- Higher mobility: £320.00.
How much PIP rose in 2026
In 2025/26, standard daily life was £73.90 and the highest was £110.40; standard mobility was £29.20 and the highest was £77.05.
What sets your rate
The rate depends on the DWP assessment.It measures how much your condition affects day-to-day tasks, such as eating, dressing and taking care of your own hygiene, and your ability to get around. Income and savings do not count: the PIP does not depend on income.
Does PIP affect other benefits?
PIP does not reduce most other benefits. In many cases, it may even entitle you to extra amounts on other benefits or a caregiver to receive Carer's Allowance.
Can values change?
Yes. The government reviews the figures every year, and the ongoing PIP review may bring changes in the future.
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