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‘We’re sorry’: AMP fails to complete MySuper transfers after four years

April 5, 2022225 views0

AMP failed to transfer 3702 members to MySuper products from 2014, despite legal obligations, and is now reimbursing customers and accepting back-dated insurance claims.

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