Safely does it in PIP

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(For subscribers) You can’t do anything, for personal independence payment (PIP) purposes, unless you can do it ‘safely’. Carri Swann looks at relevant caselaw and guidance, and considers some fundamental questions for advisers.

Issue: Issue 303 (December 2024)

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Safely does it in PIP

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