My spouse and I are undergoing divorce. Can the Government ensure that my spouse who is the Child Development Account trustee, does not receive the Large Family LifeSG Credits?

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Eligibility for Large Family LifeSG Credits is determined based on the Child Development Account (CDA) trustee status as of 1 August in 2025, and as of 1 March in the following payment years. If there are changes to the CDA trustee for your child after the credits have been disbursed, you may wish to discuss with the original CDA trustee on the agreed use of the credits for the benefit of the child and family.

Please ensure that the CDA trustee is updated to the intended party by 1 August in 2025, and by 1 March in the following payment years, as credits will be paid based on the CDA trustee information in MSF's database.

My spouse and I are undergoing divorce. Can the Government ensure that my spouse who is the Child Development Account trustee, does not receive the Large Family LifeSG Credits?

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