Your free Virgo money horoscope for today, this week and this month. Can Virgo star sign expect a financial windfall, or is it time to budget?
Today’s Virgo Money Horoscope:
In a week from today, Mercury will retrograde back into your income sector while running behind schedule, Venus will finally return just a few minutes later. This is taking the urgency out of the Sun’s final days here, freeing him to simply shine the solar spotlight on your income situation, matters and options and you to simply observe.
Weekly and Monthly Virgo Money Horoscopes:
Virgo Weekly Money Horoscope
The Moon not only left your income sector over the weekend but wrapped up a New Moon that itself was the culmination of a lot of factors coming to a head across the income and financial fronts last week. During the course of last week the Sun, then in his last full week in your income sector faced an opposition with Mars in your financial sector and during the New Moon, a clash with Eris there as well. As Mars and Eris are the warrior prince and princess of the cosmos, when it comes to your financial situation and money matters, this has fired up your fighting spirit. However, as the Sun prepares to leave your income sector on Friday, on the income side of the fence he is loving a drop in drama and financial tension. In tandem with Ceres’ direct turn in your income sector on Monday and her friendly aspect to the Sun midweek, as things settle back expect a new sense of confidence to emerge on the income and job fronts.
Virgo Monthly Money Horoscope
This is usually one of the most potentially lucrative months of any year, with the Sun always spending the first three weeks of October in your income sector. However, this year you not only have a whole lot of history but this is just a stepping stone to November, the most potentially lucrative month of 2020. The Sun starts the month on his own in your income sector and apart from the Moon’s return from 15th October to 17th October and the New Moon this will create in its final 12 hours, that will remain the case. Until leaving on 23rd October the Sun will simply hold the solar spotlight on your income situation, matters and options. However, Mercury’s departure in the final days of September means that you begin the month with the smart head for money needed to keep your head in the game, think on your feet and with ideas and options already on the table. It was just a week before Mercury left that the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment wrapped up a 10 month visit to your income sector that began last November, allowing you to begin the month with both a smart head for money and a sense of conviction from the get go. However, if the Sun’s departure on 23rd October leaves you feeling underwhelmed and wondering ‘was that it’, there is a reason why. The answer to the question is no, this is not it and if it feels like there is a lot of unfinished business it is because the best is still to come. Mercury may have left your income sector late last month but a retrograde turn on 14th October will see him retrograde back in for a double dip visit on 28th October, just seven minutes before Venus, the planet of money finally returns on the same day. Held back by a retrograde phase earlier in the year, Venus might be late to return but the timing couldn’t be better. As well as ending the month with Venus and Mercury bringing things back to life, together they are the reason why November could be the most lucrative month of 2020.
About Virgo Money:
Virgo and Money
Virgos, with their practical and analytical nature, are those among us that are savvy when it comes to being careful with money, and ensuring some is kept aside for a rainy day. Virgos view the frivolous spending of money as bad behavior or as an overindulgence, with their contrasting behavior being to seek practical spending alternatives that offer value for money. The downside of this is that Virgos can sometimes be too cheap, which can cost them afterwards, as they are inclined to make purchases of poor quality or with short lived suitability. Virgos could therefore, at some times, gain by a bit of self-indulgence.
