240,000 children to receive S$400 Child Development Account top-ups

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SINGAPORE — All Singaporean children aged up to six years old in 2023 will receive a one-off top-up of S$400 to their Child Development Accounts (CDAs) from mid-September, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) and Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) said on Monday (Sept 4).

All Singaporean children aged up to six years old in 2023 will receive a one-off top-up of S$400 to their Child Development Accounts from mid-September, the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Social and Family Development said on Monday ., will benefit about 240,000 children, the ministries said in a joint media release.to provide families with additional financial support in the child's early years," MOF and MSF said.

The CDA top-up will be credited directly into accounts from the middle of September or after a CDA is opened, whichever is later. "CDA trustees will be notified via SMS, email or hard copy letter after the CDA top-ups have been credited," MOF and MSF said.To guard against scams, notifications sent by SMS will be sent from the SMS ID"MSF".

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