Fewer children of single unwed parents are receiving maximum government co-matching benefits, according to the Ministry of Social and Family Development.
Single parents face significant financial challenges, making it difficult for them to save. An expert notes that financial pressures are a major obstacle for single parents trying to set aside money.
Further information on this issue is available from the Ministry of Social and Family Development, which has reported on the trend of fewer children of single unwed parents receiving maximum co-matching benefits.
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