stoozing

(ˈstuːzɪŋ)

(Banking & Finance) informal the practice of borrowing money at low interest for investment in a high-interest account

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1Is UNLESS you're seriously financially savvy and are stoozing (where you make money by playing 0% credit card deals - see mse.me/stooze) only borrow if you really need to.

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