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PIPis designed to aid people with extra costs associated with long-term health conditions, or disabilities. The sum is set at a weekly rate, and people will be able to obtain varying amounts dependent on how their condition affects them. PIP is tax-free, though, and Britons can receive the sum whether they are in work or out of work.

PIP as a payment from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), could therefore provide assistance to those with arthritis or a range of other conditions.

Arthritis is common within the UK, and is a condition which causes pain and inflammation in the joints.

The NHS estimates more than 10 million people currently have arthritis or other similar joint conditions, across the country.

Of these, then, many could stand to benefit from a PIP payments to assist them with their day-to-day lives.

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Those who are over state pension age who wish their PIP to continue, are urged to renew their claim when their current award draws to a close.

A PIP payment, though, is not dependent on the condition a person has, rather how it affects them on a day-to-day basis.

The sum is comprised of two parts - the daily living part and the mobility part.

Whether a person receives one or both of these payments and how much they will ultimately receive will depend on the severity of their condition.

However, to receive PIP there is a claims process one will have to go through with the DWP.

People who think they may be eligible for a payment are encouraged to reach out to the DWP via phone.

Alternatively, individuals may be able to get a PIP claim form sent to them by post, where they will be required to fill out details about their condition and how it affects them.

Individuals will need certain information to hand, including:

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PIP: Britons could claim up to 151 a week for arthritis or other conditions - Express

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