£191m - would you credit it?
CHILDREN are racking up bills of £191 million a year on their parents' credit cards without permission, new research has revealed.
More than one million teenagers secretly use their parents' cards to go online and buy fashion accessories, gadgets and computer games, according to a survey by a life assurance company.
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