Disability and mobility benefits: rates and thresholds
People affected by dementia may be entitled to disability and mobility benefits. Find out about the current rates and thresholds here.
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This page provides details of disability and mobility benefits rates and savings thresholds from April 2020 to March 2021.
Find more information about disability and mobility benefits and how to apply for them, as well as details on a range of other benefits for people on low incomes, those with specific needs or who are caring for someone.
Attendance allowance
Higher rate: £89.15 weekly
Lower rate: £59.70 weekly
Disability living allowance
Personal care component
Higher rate: £89.15 weekly
Middle rate: £59.70 weekly
Lower rate: £23.60 weekly
Mobility component
Higher rate: £62.25 weekly
Lower rate: £23.60 weekly
Personal independence payment
Personal independence payment (PIP) has replaced Disability living allowance for all new claims after June 2013.
Daily living component
Enhanced rate: £89.15 weekly
Standard rate: £59.70 weekly
Mobility component
Enhanced rate: £62.25 weekly
Standard rate: £23.60 weekly
