Canadians have an obsession with credit scores, especially when it is about their finances. Those three digit score preoccupy several households across the country, particularly younger individuals and families. They binged on consumer debt and driven household borrowing levels to all new highs. The mindset that prevails is that having a strong and rising credit score means you’re on safe ground. However, more and more people are sadly realizing that it doesn’t work like that. Having a credit score even as high as 792 is no guarantee that you won’t end up with a trustee discussing resolving your insolvency. That’s