By Ryan Lipman For Daily Mail Australia Maurice Blackburn lawyer Andrew Watson is fighting for customers to get the difference between charges for credit card late fees and the true cost to the bank A multimillion-dollar payout could be handed to customers hit with excessive credit card fees in the biggest class action in Australian history. The class action to claw back excessive late payment charges of up to $35 could potentially impact hundreds of thousands of customers of Australia's biggest banks. Law firm Maurice Blackburn is filing lawsuits against ANZ, Westpac and Citibank in the NSW Supreme Court on Tuesday, reported the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Bank customers could get millions paid back as part of class action
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Lawsuits are being filed against ANZ, Westpac and Citibank today
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The class action is the biggest in Australian history
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It aims to claw back excessive credit card late fees of up to $35
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