EXCLUSIVE: Despite the Government's cuts to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) being shelved pending a review, a finance expert has revealed their clients are already finding reassessments 'tougher' Samuel Mather-Holgate is an expert with Mather and Murray Financial (Image: Mather and Murray Financial)

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants have been warned reassessments for the benefit are "getting tougher" even before cuts come into force. ‌

The Labour Government proposed tightening the qualifying criteria as part of a welfare reform plan to cut £5billion from annual spending. However, a rebellion among backbench MPs saw the cuts to the daily living element of the scheme shelved. The benefit is worth between £73.90 and £110.40 per week. ‌

A review will be condu

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