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Your personalised Claim Maximiser pack

Enter a few details about your situation and get a downloadable PDF with your estimated UC and PIP entitlement, a PIP evidence guide, common mistakes to avoid, and step-by-step Mandatory Reconsideration instructions.

What's included in the pack

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Personalised entitlement summary
Your estimated monthly UC broken down by element — standard allowance, children, housing, health, work allowance and taper. Plus your estimated PIP weekly amount and Child Benefit if applicable.
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PIP descriptor evidence guide
How to describe your functional impact for each daily living and mobility activity. Key evidence principles: bad days, aids used, time taken, fluctuation and repetition.
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Common claim mistakes
The most frequent errors that result in refused claims or lower awards than deserved — and how to avoid them on your form.
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Mandatory Reconsideration and appeal steps
Exactly what to do if your PIP or UC claim is refused or underawarded — when to request MR, what to include, and how the appeal process works.

Who this is for

The Claim Maximiser pack is for people who want to understand their likely entitlement in plain English before making a claim, or who have received a lower award than expected and want to know whether and how to challenge it.

It is not a replacement for specialist welfare rights advice in complex cases. For difficult situations — serious disability, complex housing, managed migration disputes — Citizens Advice or a welfare rights service will give more tailored guidance.

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2026/27 DWP rates used

Written and reviewed by James Whitfield and the editorial team.

Every figure is checked against current GOV.UK guidance and reviewed for the 2026/27 tax year. We explain the numbers in plain English with worked examples. Editorial standards · About us