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MLC trustees to pay $65m in MySuper class action settlement

BY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | FRIDAY, 6 DEC 2024 12:34PM

MLC will pay close to $65 million to settle a class action that alleged it delayed transferring more than 300,000 members to the cheaper MySuper option.

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