The most useful information from elsewhere on the web to support you to claim PIP successfully. Remember, many people who are turned down should not be. Always challenge an unfair decision. Use our PIP mandatory reconsideration tool.

Support to get the benefits you are entitled to and get unfair decisions changed

Benefits and payments you may be entitled to if you, or your partner, are pregnant or are adopting a child.

Universal credit has replaced tax credits for most people. But some people are still recieving tax credits, and some people can still apply for tax credits. If you are still receiving tax credits, you may still get a tax credit overpayment. Find out more below.

Benefits you may be able to claim if you are caring for a person with a disability.

All about state retirement pensions. For private or company pensions see 'pensions'.

Benefits you may be able to claim if you are looking for work, or if you are in work and have a low income.

Explains what fraud is, the rules the DWP follows when someone is suspected of benefit fraud, and what to do if you are accused of having committed benefit fraud.

Benefits you can claim if your husband, wife, civil partner or unmarried partner dies, including help with funeral costs.

What to do if you think a decision about your benefits is wrong. How to appeal against decisions. Time limits for appealing. See our dedicated pages for help with mandatory reconsiderations and appeals for Personal Independence Payment (PIP), ESA, universal credit, and DLA.