People on PIP do not need to report 6 changes under DWP rules - full list
People receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in the UK do not need to report six specific changes to their circumstances under Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) rules.
Millions of DWP PIP claimants urged to 'have their say' as deadline set
Nearly 4 million PIP claimants in the UK are invited to participate in a crucial review of the benefit system by providing their feedback before a set deadline.
Pensioners could be claiming little-known disability benefit without diagnosis
Pensioners might be eligible for Attendance Allowance, a little-known benefit that assists those with long-term health conditions, even without an official diagnosis.
INSS holds medical examination and social assessment drive in seven cities in Pará this weekend
The National Institute of Social Security (INSS) is conducting a medical examination and social assessment drive in seven cities of Pará to expedite the processing of disability and social assistance benefits.
PIP warning over letters going out to claimants as 'many don't know'
Experts caution that many PIP (Personal Independence Payment) claimants are unaware of additional support they may be entitled to due to complex terminology in correspondence from the DWP.
53,000 households to get £325 water bill discount under major shake-up
53,000 additional households in the UK will benefit from a £325 discount on their water bills as part of an expansion to the WaterSure scheme.
53,000 more homes to get an extra £425 benefit - who qualifies
An additional 53,000 low-income households on disability benefits will be eligible for water bill support under changes to the WaterSure scheme in the UK.
DWP confirms new PIP payment rates coming in April 2026
The UK Department for Work and Pensions announced a 3.8% increase in disability benefit payments, effective from April 2026.
INSS opens slots for medical examination service in cities of the interior of SP; see how to schedule
INSS has launched 4,400 new slots for medical examination services across various cities in São Paulo to reduce wait times and improve access for applicants.
“This discussion is really degrading”
The chairperson of the Icelandic Welfare Federation criticizes the conversation surrounding proposed changes to benefits linked to price indices as degrading and dismisses concerns about discouraging disabled individuals from seeking employment.
Twelve percent of Icelanders on benefits
Twelve percent of Iceland's population is currently receiving social benefits, raising concerns from the Icelandic Medical Association regarding proposed changes to the social insurance system.
PIP award length changes from April 2026 confirmed by DWP - how it affects you
The DWP will extend the minimum award length for new PIP claims starting April 2026 from nine months to a minimum of three years.
The office may have to pay for its inactivity
A Polish court ruled against an administrative office for undue delays in processing a 93-year-old woman's request for disability benefits, ordering compensation for her distress.
DWP rules on 3 life changes that could 'stop' PIP payments
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) outlines three significant life changes that could affect eligibility for Personal Independence Payments (PIP).
LAPD officer hit with felony charges after allegedly skydiving while collecting full disability benefits
A Los Angeles police officer faces felony charges for allegedly committing insurance fraud by participating in skydiving while collecting full disability benefits for an exaggerated injury.
Trump admin says VA benefits claims backlog below 100K for first time in 6 years: 'Record levels of service'
The Department of Veterans Affairs has reported that the backlog of VA disability compensation and pension benefit claims has fallen below 100,000 for the first time since 2020, marking a significant reduction under the Trump administration.
Average benefits for the disabled nearly 650,000 krónur
The average benefits for disabled individuals in Iceland are approaching 650,000 krónur, raising concerns of disincentivizing work among those on temporary disability benefits.
Afraid that a reverse incentive will lead to an increase in disability beneficiaries
Vilhjálmur Birgisson expresses concerns about a potential reverse incentive causing more people to prefer receiving benefits over returning to work.
PLN 1978.49 pension from ZUS starting March 1. Which diseases qualify for benefits
Starting March 1, pensions from ZUS will increase to PLN 1978.49, and specific health conditions will qualify individuals for disability benefits.
1978.49 PLN monthly from March 1. The disability pension and other benefits are increasing
Poland's Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) announced that pensions and disability benefits will increase by 5.3% starting from March 2026, surpassing previous government forecasts.
Check free driving lesson eligibility if you claim PIP, DLA and ADP
Individuals claiming certain disability benefits may be eligible for up to 40 free driving lessons through the Motability Scheme.
Decline in the number of young disability recipients
There is a notable decline in the number of young individuals under 30 receiving disability benefits in Norway, according to the latest reports from NAV.
What to watch out for when calculating retirement and disability benefits?
The article discusses the factors to consider when calculating retirement and disability benefits in Poland.
"The methodology regarding this matter is completely insane"
The article discusses ongoing parliamentary debates in Iceland regarding proposed changes to disability and pension benefits, with officials expressing strong opposition to the government's approach.
More young people on disability or rehabilitation benefits
An increasing number of young individuals in Iceland are receiving disability or rehabilitation benefits.
Mild Disability Degree. Benefits and Subsidies Available with Such a Decision
People with mild disabilities in Poland can access various subsidies and benefits, including discounted passport fees and funding for rehabilitation programs.
The percentage of people on disability has increased by nearly fifty percent
The article discusses a significant increase in the percentage of individuals receiving disability benefits in Iceland.
The number of people in rehabilitation and disability has doubled since the turn of the century
The number of individuals receiving rehabilitation and disability benefits in Iceland has doubled since the year 2000.
DWP outlines 5 key things to know before making a PIP claim
The Department for Work and Pensions has released resources to assist individuals in understanding and applying for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
DWP confirms new PIP rates 2026 from April - full list
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has announced an increase in Personal Independence Payment rates effective from April 2026, along with adjustments to other disability benefits.
‘I’m absolutely terrified’: Advocates say changes to Sask. disability benefits concerning
Advocates and recipients of Saskatchewan’s Assured Income for Disability (SAID) program express fear and concern over recent changes that could potentially affect their benefits.
Almost 1 in 5 of working age receive health benefits: - Going the wrong way
The number of people receiving sickness benefits, work assessment allowance, or disability benefits has increased by 90,000 from 2019 to 2024, largely due to rising sickness absenteeism during and after the pandemic.
DWP PIP claimants set for boost of up to £371
People claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) will receive an increase of up to £371 starting April 6, due to a 3.8% rise in payments to support those with disabilities or chronic health conditions.
Extra benefits DWP PIP claimants may be eligible for
People receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) may qualify for additional financial support beyond their PIP payments, as the DWP indicates that many claimants could be unaware of these benefits.
DWP PIP eligibility changes timeline confirmed
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced that changes to Personal Independence Payment eligibility will not take effect until a comprehensive review concludes in autumn.
How long PIP claimants now wait after new DWP applications
Many PIP claimants are facing waits of over a year for their disability benefit claims to be processed, leading to criticisms from the Public Accounts Committee regarding service levels.
DWP delays risk pushing disability PIP benefit claimants into poverty, MPs warn
MPs have raised concerns that significant delays in processing Personal Independence Payment claims are putting disability benefit claimants at risk of poverty.
New payment rates for PIP, DLA and Attendance Allowance starting April 2026
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced a proposed 3.8% increase in weekly payment rates for disability benefits starting in April 2026.
Free train travel and people with disabilities
From January 1, 2026, the Croatian Railways will provide free train travel for people with disabilities holding a national or European disability card, in addition to existing benefits for children, students, retirees, and seniors.