PIP Rates Rise by 1.7% from April 2025
Personal Independence Payment rates have increased by 1.7% from April 2025, in line with the September 2024 CPI inflation figure. Here is what the new rates mean for claimants.
PIP Rates from April 2025
From 7 April 2025, Personal Independence Payment (PIP) rates increased by 1.7% in line with the September 2024 Consumer Price Index (CPI) figure.
New Weekly Rates
| Component | Rate |
|---|---|
| Daily Living — Standard | £72.65 |
| Daily Living — Enhanced | £108.55 |
| Mobility — Standard | £28.70 |
| Mobility — Enhanced | £75.75 |
What This Means for You
If you are already receiving PIP, your payments will have increased automatically from April 2025. You do not need to do anything — the DWP will apply the increase to your existing award.
If you receive the maximum award (Enhanced Daily Living + Enhanced Mobility), your weekly payment is now £184.30 — up from £181.35.
Not Receiving PIP?
If you have a long-term health condition or disability and are not yet claiming PIP, you may be missing out on significant support. Use our Eligibility Checker [blocked] to see if you qualify, or generate a PIP claim letter [blocked] to start your application.
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