Disabled Guides & Advice

What help is available for disabled people struggling with debt in the UK? Discover support, schemes and free advice.

The WaterSure scheme caps water bills for households with higher water use due to medical conditions or large families. Learn who qualifies, how much you could save, and what changes are coming in 2027.

The Priority Services Register (PSR) is a free way to get extra support from your energy supplier, network operator or water company if you need accessible communication or help during interruptions like power cuts.

Dame Sarah Storey shares how collagen supports her joint health, recovery and resilience in this exclusive Purpl interview. Britain’s most decorated Paralympian discusses performance, injury recovery and what people living with long term conditions should know about collagen and nutrition. The article also explores NHS guidance on protein, connective tissue and supplements, alongside advice for disabled people looking to stay active.

This guide, written by Fish Insurance, explains how specialist disability travel insurance works for people with pre existing medical conditions. Learn what is covered, why specialist policies matter and how Purpl members receive 10% off.

Many people search for “PIP car tax backdated” after they receive a Personal Independence Payment (PIP) decision, especially when their award includes the mobility component. People often feel confused because they do not know whether they can get a vehicle tax refund for earlier months or whether car tax refunds work in the same way […]

Ferry disability discounts and accessible ferry travel in the UK are often poorly explained, leaving many disabled people paying more than they need to. This guide brings together UK ferry routes offering disability discounts, Blue Badge savings, free companion travel and accessibility support, including Isle of Wight and Irish Sea crossings.

Living with a disability often means facing higher everyday costs, from heating and food to mobility aids and travel. If you receive Personal Independence Payment (PIP), you already know it helps with these extra expenses. But did you know you might also be eligible for local council vouchers or extra financial support on top of […]