I am re-married and do not live with children from my previous marriage. Are my children still eligible for the Large Family LifeSG Credits?

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Reconstituted families are eligible for the Large Family LifeSG Credits if the couple are the Child Development Account trustees for 3 or more children collectively, and at least one of these children is aged 6 and below.

I am re-married and do not live with children from my previous marriage. Are my children still eligible for the Large Family LifeSG Credits?

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