Disability does not usually increase the New State Pension automatically: entitlement mainly depends on your National Insurance record and State Pension age. You generally need at least 10 qualifying years for any New State Pension, while the full amount usually requires 35 years, although your personal record may differ. If you cannot work, certain benefits or circumstances may provide National Insurance credits, so check your record on GOV.UK. Disability benefits such as PIP are separate and do not normally count as State Pension, but you may be able to claim other support after reaching State Pension age.