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staff-003: How does State Pension interact with PIP?

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source-c003: DMG Vol 12 Ch 74: State Pension — PDF page 1

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Distinguishes new State Pension from retirement pension and routes old-regime research to chapter 75.

74001 This Chapter gives guidance on SP. SP is the legislative term for “new state pension” whereas the
legislative term for “old state pension” is RP. To be entitled to SP, a person must reach pensionable age

on or after 6.4.161. A person who reached pensionable age before 6.4.16 may be entitled to RP 2.


Note: See DMG Chapter 75 for guidance on RP.


                                                                  1 Pensions Act 14, s 1(2); 2 SS CB Act 92



Differences between state pension and retirement pension

Single-component pension
74002 Once the transition to the new SP is complete it will be a single-component pension in contrast to
RP which can consist of BP and AP and other components such as GRB or age addition.

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source-c039: DMG Vol 10 Ch 61: Attendance Allowance and Disability Living Allowance — PDF page 5

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AA/DLA age conditions and PIP references; not a complete PIP transition or continuation rule.

61014 To be entitled to DLA a person must be


1. under pensionable age and


2. in the case of


      2.1 the lower rate of the mobility component, aged five or over (see DMG 61251 et seq) or


      2.2 the higher rate of the mobility component, aged three or over (five years or over before
      09.04.01).


Note: From 6.12.181 the age condition changed from being under age 65 to being under pensionable

age2. See DMG Chapter 75 for guidance on pensionable age.


                                                          1 Pensions Act 07, s 13(3); 2 SS CB Act 92, s 75(1)



The residence and presence and competency conditions

61015 [See DMG memo 12-25] To become entitled to AA or DLA a person must satisfy the residence
and presence conditions, and competency condition, under UK law (see DMG Chapter 07).



Day for payment of AA and DLA

AA
61016 AA is a weekly benefit payable on Mondays unless


1. it is linked with another benefit and

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source-c034: DMG Vol 3 Ch 17: Overlapping benefits — PDF page 11

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Overlapping-benefit table continuation includes PIP daily living and attendance-related benefits; preceding definitions and exact scheme must be retained.

17086 The II and non-Act benefits referred to in Column 2 of DMG 17085 are


1. US and age related increases


2. CAA awarded under the II scheme1


3. any personal injuries scheme2 payment made under certain legislation3


4. any service pensions instrument (see DMG 17092)


5. the PB and MDB (see Benefit Specific Guidance)


6. the WC (Supp) (see Benefit Specific Guidance) the general benefit rules for former constables and

firefighters4


7. IDB5


8. war pension death benefit (see DMG 17095)


9. training allowances (see DMG 17101)

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