The Universal Super Scheme - MLC
The Universal Super Scheme - MLC
The Universal Super Scheme - MLC
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• Adverse implications if we do not have your Tax<br />
File Number (TFN): During May, we mailed to many<br />
members asking them to provide their TFN. If we<br />
do not yet have your TFN, you should provide it to<br />
us. Although you are not legally required to provide<br />
your TFN, the consequences of us not having it can<br />
be significant.<br />
For example, we cannot accept certain contributions<br />
made by you or on your behalf unless we have<br />
your TFN. <strong>The</strong> only exception to this rule relates to<br />
employer contributions which would be subject to an<br />
additional tax if we don’t have your TFN.<br />
To provide your TFN, please contact <strong>MLC</strong> on 132 652.<br />
• Changes that will impact how death benefits may<br />
be paid to certain beneficiaries: Your beneficiaries<br />
may be able to commence or continue a pension at<br />
the time of your death. However, if the beneficiary is<br />
your child, they must be:<br />
– under age 18<br />
– between the age of 18 and 25 and either<br />
financially dependent upon you, or in an<br />
interdependency relationship with you, or<br />
– disabled<br />
at the time of your death. If a child does not meet<br />
the conditions above, death benefits can only be paid<br />
as a lump sum.<br />
In addition, any death benefit pension which<br />
commences to be paid to a child after 30 June 2007<br />
must cease when the child reaches age 25, unless the<br />
child is disabled.<br />
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