Disability benefits and Carer's Allowance are expected to rise by September’s CPI inflation rate of 6.7 per cent.
People claiming disability benefits are set for a significant increase next April following the announcement from the Office for National Statistics that September’s Consumer Price Index inflation rate was 6.7 per cent. Consumer champion Martin Lewis explained in his latest BBC radio 5 Live Podcast that by law, disability benefits, incapacity benefits and Carer’s Allowance usually rise by the September CPI figure.
The September CPI figure is important as it forms part of the Triple Lock, which makes sure that the State Pension doesn’t lose value over time and guarantees that each year it rises by the highest of these three measures: Devolved benefits are also expected to rise in line with the Department for Work and Pensions to prevent a two-tier benefits system.Top Money Stories Today Personal Independence Payment and Adult Disability Payment An uprating of 6.
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