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AT&T customers may be able to get up to $7,500 as part of a settlement over two separate data breaches.

The SEC is expected to decide soon whether mutual funds from dozens of providers can be offered as ETF share classes.

The class action lawsuit, filed in October last year, stems from two separate AT&T data breaches. The settlement would be handled entirely without any admission of liability or wrongdoing by parties.

Hey Jersey, claims are open for AT&T's settlement over a data breach, and payouts could be $5,000. Here's what to know.