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Benefits uprating amounts for 2024 to 2025

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The DWP has published the uprated amounts for benefits to be paid from April 2024 to 2025.

Attendance allowance

higher rate from 101.75 to 108.55

lower rate from 68.10 to 72.65

Carers Allowance

From 76.75 to 81.90

Disability Living Allowance

Care Component
Highest from 101.75 to 108.55

Middle from 68.10 to 72.65

Lowest from 26.90 to 28.70

Mobility Component
Higher from 71.00 to 75.75

Lower from 26.90 to 28.70

 

ESA components

work-related activity from 33.70 to 35.95

support from 44.70 to 47.70

Personal Independence Payment

Daily living component
Enhanced from 101.75 to 108.55

Standard from 68.10 to 72.65

Mobility component
Enhanced from 71.00 to 75.75

Standard from 26.90 to 28.70

Universal credit

Limited Capability for Work amount from 146.31 to 156.11

Limited Capability for Work and Work-Related Activity amount from 390.06 to 416.19

You can download a copy of the full benefits and pensions rates for 2024/25 here.

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    Saf
    · 10 months ago
    I get ESA support group with disability premium.  How much will i get a week from April 2024?
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    Ellis
    · 11 months ago
    Hi, 

    I get the standard daily living but enhanced rate of PIP. I am also entitled to LCWRA payments due to the fact I cannot physically work at all. 

    I’ve recently heard about ‘transitional protection’ when I ceased working and moved to UC, but never received this payment? Should I have? 

    Also, I was advised that I should be entitled to additional payments for a disability premium, but again I’ve not received this from UC? 

    I’m very new to all this as it’s the first time I’ve ever been unable to work and had to make a claim. Please could I ask for some guidance. 

    Thank you all. 
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      Jill
      · 9 months ago
      @Ellis Yes you are entitled to both. I get both and I work part time from home. You can still get the enhanced rate of UC even if you work, so you are definitely entitled to it. Just inform them about it as they are two different departments. 
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      Chris
      · 10 months ago
      @Ellis Saying you get Standard Rate living and Enhanced rate PIP don't make sence?...

      Are you saying you get Standard Rate Daily living of PIP or...???
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      TwistedWitch
      · 10 months ago
      @LuckyGem legacy benefits are the benefits that were in force before Universal Credit came into being.
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      LuckyGem
      · 10 months ago
      @Laura What's legacy benefits 
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      Laura
      · 11 months ago
      @Ellis It's not for when you cease working, it's for when you move from legacy benefits to UC. 
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    Michelle
    · 11 months ago
    I get ESA support group payment every fortnight plus standard pip I have phoned DWP to enquire about dissability but keep getting fobbed off if I apply I can end up losing my pip how do I get around this please
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      Sam
      · 8 months ago
      @Michelle Go on entitled to tick you don't claim anything so it works out what your entitled too.. 
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      David
      · 10 months ago
      @Michelle To get disability premium you need to enhance rate on pip 
      get pip both enhance rates on pip with disability premiere and ESA 
      That's why they're not interested 
      DWP 
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      Donna
      · 11 months ago
      @Michelle A support worker can help if you contact your local council or citezens advice. 
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    Debbie
    · 11 months ago
    I get £272.40 PIP And ESA £259.00 a fortnight 
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    Debbie
    · 11 months ago
    Hi. I'm on contribution based ESA in support group.  How much will my new rate be please?
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    Caroline
    · 11 months ago
    I get ESA support group along with a severe disability premium, how do I work out what I'll be getting now? (PIP I can work out as I'm higher band on both) 
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      Dave
      · 11 months ago
      @Caroline Well if you currently get £450.90 a fortnight ESA SG with EDP & SDP your payment from April next year will be £481.10 a fortnight an in crease of 6.7%.

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    Jules
    · 11 months ago
    I'm old style esa and able to work 15 hours a week... Will they adjust the max allowed earnings to reflect the increase? 
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    Karen
    · 11 months ago
    On old style esa cb in support group what will new rates be please
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    Rosie
    · 11 months ago
    How difficult is it to calculate a 6.7% increase in the enhanced rate daily living component of PIP? I make it £108.57, but the government says its only £108.55. Are they using "alternative maths"? OK... so the difference is only 2p a week. but that is £1.04 a year and will have a knock on effect every year after that.  
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      Declan 1984
      · 7 months ago
      @Dave Pip not actually old it is one of the new benefits along with uc.
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      Dave
      · 11 months ago
      @Rosie Well spotted, I never clocked that. It will be to do with the age of the computer system that processes the payments. AA, CA, DLA, ESA & PIP are older benefits. UC is the newest benefit with a brand new computer system and pays in single pence increments. I wonder if that is to do with the fact UC payments can fluctuate with a claimants wages if they work and it has to be more precise a monetary payment? Your MP might answer any queries...
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      Kate C
      · 11 months ago
      @Dave They won’t change it as it would mean reprogramming their computers & transferring Universal Credit has cost enough 
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      Rosie
      · 11 months ago
      @Dave I'm not trying to prove you right or wrong; I just want to understand how the DWP can apply different rules to different benefits and get away with it. I am going to ask my MP to find out.
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      Dave
      · 11 months ago
      @Rosie :) just to prove me wrong lol

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