The Australian Tax Office keeps a register of people who have been reported by their super funds as being lost. This register is called the Lost Members Register (LMR).You may also be listed on the register as a lost member if one or more of your previous super funds:• Has not had your current address and has had mail returned.• Hasn’t received contributions or a rollover for you in the past five years.• Has received a roll-over for you and the fund reported you as a lost member.
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