PIP per month: the 4.345-week factor
DWP pays PIP every 4 weeks, so there is no monthly figure on your bank statement. To convert weekly PIP to a calendar-month equivalent, multiply by 4.345. This is the ONS standard (52 weeks divided by 12 months).
Why 4.345 and not 4
A calendar month is 4.345 weeks on average (4.345). Using 4 weeks under-counts your annual receipt; using 4.345 gives the true calendar-month equivalent that Universal Credit, Housing Benefit and Council Tax assessors use.
2026/27 monthly-equivalent figures
| Award | Per week | Per month (4.345 factor) |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Living standard | £73.90 | £321.10 |
| Daily Living enhanced | £110.40 | £479.69 |
| Mobility standard | £29.20 | £126.87 |
| Mobility enhanced | £77.05 | £334.78 |
| Both enhanced | £187.45 | £814.47 |
Use in benefit calculations
For Universal Credit and Housing Benefit, assessors use the monthly equivalent of PIP rather than the 4-week amount. PIP itself is not counted as income for either benefit, but the monthly figure is sometimes used to verify your declared income.
Difference from the 4-weekly payment
Your bank statement shows the 4-week cycle amount, which is smaller than the monthly equivalent (a 4-week cycle is 4 weeks, a month averages 4.345 weeks). Over a year, the totals match.