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Your clients may be honest about finances, but what about their partners?

New Bankrate survey reveals high level of 'financial infidelity.'

Clients being completely open about their finances is the only way to build a truly holistic picture of how to help them achieve their financial goals, but what if someone’s keeping secrets from them?

While they may believe that they have shared all there is to know, a new survey from Bankrate

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