The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) reports that the number of households receiving Personal Independence Payment (PiP) has risen, including among families with relatively high incomes. According to DWP estimates cited by outlets, nearly 200,000 households with annual incomes above £100,000 are receiving PiP. The same figures indicate that this group has doubled over the past four years. The reporting frames this as a change in the profile of recipients, with more higher-income households now included among those claiming disability-related benefits under the PiP scheme. The articles do not dispute the underlying DWP methodology but focus on the scale of the increase and the income range of households affected. Overall, the sources agree that PiP eligibility includes households with incomes over £100,000 and that the number of such households has grown substantially in recent years, contributing to concerns about the overall disability benefits bill.