CPF members to receive Singapore shares

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SINGAPORE - In an attempt to boost the country's outlook, the Government will give Central Provident Fund (CPF) members Singapore shares from the start of next month.

The distribution of New Singapore Shares is specially weighted in favour of less well-off Singaporeans to help them during the current economic downturn. Worth SGD1 (55c) per share, the shares a...

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