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29 August 2025 by Maja Garaca Djurdjevic

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MLC goes online with platform

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By Christine St Anne
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2 minute read

Products under MLC's MasterKey platform banner move online.

MLC will make its MasterKey superannuation and investment products available to advisers online in a bid to make the process faster and easier.

"All the adviser has to do is complete the online form and hit the submit button," MLC Superannuation and Investments general manager Anthony Waldron said.

Advisers will no longer be required to provide a signature to MLC in order to activate the policy. They will, however, be required to keep a record of client signatures for their files.

"Later this year we will extend this functionality to include our pension and insurance products," Waldron said.