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I have a third or subsequent child aged 1-6 in my family, does that mean I will get the Large Family LifeSG Credits?

Updated by MSF

If you are a married or widowed parent and you and your spouse collectively have care and control over 3 or more living Singapore Citizen children with at least one child aged 1-6, you will qualify for the Large Family LifeSG Credits (LFLC).

If you are a divorced parent and you have care and control over 3 or more living Singapore Citizen children with at least one child aged 1-6, you will qualify for the LFLC.

Recipients will be notified via SMS by MSF in September once the credits have been disbursed into their LifeSG app digital wallet.

For a summary of how the family nucleus is defined to determine eligibility, please refer to the LFLC factsheet here: https://go.gov.sg/lflc-factsheet

Topics:

Large Families SchemeLarge Family LifeSG Credits (LFLC)

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