In this installment of Money Talks, columnist Darnell Mayberry teaches his 9-year-old daughter about financial responsibility by giving her a credit card, guiding her first shopping spree and ...

An Illinois middle school teacher claims a 13-year-old student stole her wallet and then used her credit card to go on a spending spree. Mason-Clark Middle School art teacher Tammy Huggins in St ...

Shaquille O'Neal's epic $70,000 Walmart run sets a record that stands to this day. From Miami to Phoenix, a bare apartment prompts an NBA legend's massive shopping spree. From tariffs to inflation ...

Using a credit card for your online shopping is generally safer than using a debit card, due to fraud protections, additional shopping protections and virtual card capabilities.

Josh Wilson let his stepson talk him into trying a viral prank, agreeing to let the 9-year-old use his credit card. The video ...

So I hacked into Roblox's main frame and stole their credit cards.. it wasn't a good idea but it was really fun! ... I did a $999,999,999 Shopping Spree with a ROBLOX CREDIT CARD.. ...

Man goes on shopping spree after stealing credit cards from a North Texas hospital break room, police say Fort Worth PD said the credit cards were stolen from the victim's wallet inside the break ...

We’ll learn how grown-ups use credit cards and get some tips for being responsible with them. Then the ghost pirates show up.

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Police say that credit card was taken during a vehicle burglary at Esporta Fitness on West Lake Mary Boulevard. Anyone with information is asked to call the Sanford Police Department at 407-688-5070.