Anonymous

15 Apr 2020

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Will my daughter get her solidarity payout? She will be 21 years old this June, so will she get the payout?

What's the criteria for getting the payout?

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Brandon Ho

15 Apr 2020

Community Lead at Seedly

Hi Anon!

Yes, your daughter will be eligible for the solidarity payout! As long as you turn 21 years old this year, you'll be eligible! It doesn't matter which month you're born it.

If you're still unsure about the criteria, you can check out this article written by the Seedly Team with regards to the 2020 GST Voucher!

Hope this helps!

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