A pip is a measurement of movement in forex trading, used to define the change in value between two currencies. The literal meaning of pip is ‘point in percentage’, and it is the smallest standardised ...

People who receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP) may be in for a payout of up to £12,000 thanks to a change in Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) rules. Online members of a benefits forum ...

People who receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP) might get back payments worth between £3,000 and £11,000 due to a rule change by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Members of a ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has changed its rules which could see some benefits claimants receive thousands in back payments. People on personal independence payments (PIP) could be ...

Thousands of Pip claimants may be due £5,000 back from the DWP. They could be owed arrears dating back to April 2016, due to a rule change to the Daily Living part of the PIP assessment around the ...

Thousands of people in receipt of Personal Independence Payments (PIP) could be due arrears from as far back as April 2016, following a recent change to the assessment rules or the Daily Living ...

People who receive Personal Independence Payments (PIP) could be due back pay of up to £12,000 following a recent rule change by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Some members of an online ...

What is the pip value? The pip value is the price attributed to a one-pip move in a forex trade – it is often used when referencing a position’s losses or gains. The meaning of pip value can vary ...