That 16-digit number on your card is living on borrowed time — and what replaces it could save you thousands.

The company says scammers used stolen credit card numbers to take $84 million from New Zealanders in the year to November.

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You use your credit card on a regular basis to make purchases. While most people know that the numbers on the card are unique identifiers, most of us have no idea what they actually mean. Credit card ...