Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2025

This bill would temporarily boost the Crime Victims Fund by adding money from certain False Claims Act cases—lawsuits about fraud against the federal government—through the end of fiscal year 2029. It sends leftover settlement or penalty dollars into the fund after two things are taken out: the whistleblower’s court-awarded share and the amount that repays the government for its losses. The goal is to keep victim services funded and more stable during these years.

Key points

• Who is affected: Crime victims and the programs that support them; companies or people who settle or are fined in False Claims Act fraud cases.
• What changes: Extra money from these fraud cases can be deposited into the Crime Victims Fund, but not the whistleblower’s share or the portion that reimburses the government’s damages.
• When: From the date the bill becomes law through fiscal year 2029.