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I am my step-child’s Child Development Account trustee, can I receive the Large Family LifeSG Credits?
Step-parents may receive the Large Family LifeSG Credits for their step-child as their Child Development Account (CDA) trustee, as long as their step-child was born in the context of a marriage. Children born outside of marriage will be ineligible to receive LFLC, but they will add to the child count so that their siblings born in the context of a marriage are able to receive LFLC. For a child born outside of marriage to be eligible to receive LFLC themselves, the single parent of the child must marry and the spouse’s name must be reflected on the child’s birth certificate; or the child must be adopted by the spouse.
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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?
Will my child still be eligible to receive the Large Family LifeSG Credits if there is a change in the Child Development Account trustee for the child?
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How will the children in my family be counted when determining if my family is eligible for the Large Family LifeSG Credits?
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