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Time of India
27-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Stars are aligning for your wallet: These 4 zodiac signs could see a major boost in money luck this week
Four zodiac signs might get lucky with money this week as planet Jupiter brings good vibes. It's a great time to check your finances, focus on your goals, and avoid spending too much. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads LEO (July 23 – August 22) CANCER (June 21 – July 22) VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads FAQs We're near the end of May and money matters are big for 4 zodiac signs this week. Jupiter , the planet that brings luck and money, is almost done moving through often brings good chances for growth, success, and financial gain. Since mid-May, Jupiter has been speeding up, and that means it's a good time to rethink money Ashley Boyd from Gamblizard says four zodiac signs will get the most benefit now, according to the report by New York to Boyd in the report by New York Post, Taurus Jupiter is in the second house and is bright, and shows all about money and earnings. This could bring extra cash from raises, bonuses, or side jobs. Taurus folks are speaking well now, so it's a smart time to ask for a raise or share new Jupiter can also make you want to splurge on fun stuff. Don't go overboard. Taurus should ask, Do I really need this or is it just a want? This week is your chance to grow your money and build better to the New York Post report Boyd stated that Leo's Jupiter is as of now in the 11th house, which indicates connection in friendships, dreams, and teamwork. This week, your social circle could bring money opportunities, like group projects, sponsors, or investors. Leos are very charming now, use that to make connections and open Jupiter can make you say yes to everything, which can drain your time and money. Boyd's advice: Make a list, keep people who help you reach goals, cut off those who don' Jupiter is in the movement and is passing through the 12th house, which is connected to secret or hidden matters, says Boyd. Time to check money matters you've been ignoring, like old debts, secret costs, donations, or hidden forget to pay your bills, and always check your bank statements for extra charges. Got money sitting somewhere useless? It's a good time to take money that's not being used well and put it somewhere it can grow. This week, clean up old money stuff and make a clear plan for the is helping Virgo in their 10th house, which is about career, life goals, and how others see you, as stated by Boyd in the report. This could mean a job promotion, trying a new career, or getting praised for your hard work. It's also a good time to learn something new, find someone to guide you, or build your brings strong energy, but Boyd says not to take on too many things at once. The smart choice: Pick one or two important goals and focus on them fully. Go step by step, take your time, and celebrate small wins along the way.Q1. What's the money status this week for Leo?Along with Leo, Taurus, Cancer, and Virgo may see a boost in their financial luck.Q2. Why is Jupiter important?In astrology, Jupiter is important because it brings luck, growth, and chances to earn or improve finances.
Yahoo
05-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
These zodiac signs can expect a financial shake-up when Pluto goes retrograde
Ahoy, star seeds! On May 4, Pluto, our planet of sex, death, primordial impulses, and shared resources, goes retrograde in Aquarius. Named for the lord of the underworld himself, Pluto will remain retrograde through October 13th, heralding a time of introspection and shadow dancing. Because Pluto rules the realm of resources, Gamblizard astrologer Ashley Boyd tells The Post this transit will serve as a 'money wake-up call' for four zodiac signs. Read on to see if the dark lord will be affecting your resources and investments. According to Boyd, Gemini folk will no longer be able to ignore their debts. 'Pluto retrograde is lighting up your eighth house — the zone that rules shared finances, debt, taxes, and deeper money ties. If you've been dodging cash-based convos or letting financial commitments slide, this retrograde is about to bring that to the surface. The truth? It's time to face the numbers.' Daunting as it may seem, dragging your dues into the light is the only way to pay up and progress forward. 'Total up your debt, revisit any joint accounts or financial agreements, and set clear boundaries where needed. If something feels unbalanced, it probably is. Honesty is your superpower this month — even if it's uncomfortable at first.' Boyd suggests that archers need to change the way they conceptualize and communicate about money matters. 'Pluto's reverse spin is hitting your third house of communication and mindset, Sagittarius. That means your thoughts, words, and conversations around money are up for review. Are you avoiding the topic completely? Or maybe you're sharing too much, too soon, with the wrong people?' Boyd urges Sag folk to focus on clarity and confidence when setting boundaries and affirming their worth. 'Practice saying things like 'That's not in my budget right now' or 'Here's what I charge.' The way you talk about money influences how others treat you. Shift the dialogue, and your finances might just follow suit.' Pluto's retrograde hits your second house of wealth and worth, values and valuables, Capricorn, urging you to consider what financial security means to you and how you support or subvert it with your daily habits. 'You might start noticing cracks in your current money system: spending more than you save, living on autopilot, or clinging to outdated goals. It's not failure — it's a wake-up call.' Boyd recommends that all sea goats take a long, hard look-see at their budgets. 'Where's the waste? What's no longer serving you? This is the month to make a real plan — not a 'maybe one day' dream, but a clear, doable roadmap for the rest of the year. If you're stuck, talk to someone smarter than you. Getting real now can save you major stress later.' Pluto retrograding in your first house of the self makes the financial personal, Aquarius. 'You're being asked to confront the deeper beliefs you hold about success, wealth, and self-worth. Maybe you've been undercharging, avoiding uncomfortable conversations, or relying on a financial structure that just doesn't support who you're becoming,' said Boyd. She recommends going deep and taking the practice to paper with a money journal. 'What's your first memory about money? What do you actually believe you deserve to earn? Once you name the story, you can begin to change it. This month is all about setting boundaries, renegotiating what you're worth, and saying no to financial crumbs.' Take the cake and demand the silver plate, Aquarius. Astrologer Reda Wigle researches and irreverently reports on planetary configurations and their effect on each zodiac sign. Her horoscopes integrate history, poetry, pop culture, and personal experience. To book a reading, visit her website.
Yahoo
14-03-2025
- General
- Yahoo
4 zodiac signs most affected by 2025 Mercury retrograde
The first Mercury retrograde of 2025 is upon us. The planet of the mind and the mouth, thought and expression, Mercury begins its retrograde on Saturday, March 15, in the heat-seeking sign of Aries before slipping into the power poet bird bath of Pisces on March 29. Mercury stations direct on April 7 and finally clears its post retrograde shadow, or retroshade, on April 26. March en masse is a bit of a hell mouth as we're in the eclipse corridor while grappling with a relationship-rocking Venus retrograde and a brain-breaking Mercury retrograde. Mercury is a personal planet, meaning its movements affect us more acutely. As above, so below, so to speak. While everyone will feel the effects of this retrograde, four signs will be hit the hardest. Shedding a light and coming correct with survival strategies is Ashley Boyd, astrologer and success coach at Gamblizard. Read for your sun and rising signs. Mercury begins its retrograde in Aries, highlighting the first house of self-concept, confidence and communication for the people of the ram. 'This retrograde might hit them hard with doubt, nostalgia for the 'good old days,' and surprise encounters from the past,' Boyd tells The Post. 'But beneath the chaos lies an opportunity for Aries to gain major personal insights on whether they're building themselves up or tearing themselves down.' Survival strategy: To determine whether you're creating or destroying, Boyd recommends, 'Pause and reflect. Take an honest look at how you speak to and about yourself and present to the world. To increase your self-knowledge, journal, go to therapy, practice mindfulness — whatever helps you hear your thoughts without distractions.' The latter part of this retrograde (March 29- April 7) falls in the sign of Pisces, putting added pressure on fish folk. 'This shift can stir up old wounds and blur the line between fantasy and reality. With Mercury and Venus in retrograde, uncertainty and people-pleasing could take center stage, making it easy to question self-worth,' said Boyd. She notes that the spring equinox's reset energy, combined with the catalyst of the March 29 solar eclipse, will push Piscesans towards financial stability and a vital new relationship with wealth and worth. Survival strategy: To make sense of these shifting winds, Boyd urges Pisces people to express and assess, 'Vent to a friend, have a good cry, or channel feelings into creativity. If you've been undervaluing yourself, make a list of your strengths and accomplishments as a reminder. Set boundaries by practicing saying 'no' (you can start with low-stakes situations). Look closely at your income, spending, and financial goals and seek expert advice before making big moves.' In addition to the second half of Mercury retrograde falling in a fellow mutable sign, Virgo is ruled by Mercury and thus more sensitive to its antics. Add to the star soup that the March 14 lunar eclipse falls in their sign. 'Detail-obsessed and order-driven, they may find work, routines, and social interactions thrown into chaos this month. It may seem like everything is testing patience and adaptability. And with Venus retrograde still going strong, the unexpected is practically a guarantee,' shared Boyd. Go with the flow feels like a trite prescription for this retrograde, so I'll offer a more poetic incarnation of the same advice, courtesy of fellow Virgo and late Canadian luminary Leonard Cohen: 'If you don't become the ocean, you'll be seasick every day.' Survival strategy: 'Instead of spiraling over disruptions, note what's working and what's not. If overwhelmed, reassess priorities and delegate where possible,' Boyd told The Post. 'This retrograde is a reality check, urging Virgos to release and rethink their approach to problem-solving, and accept that not every mess is theirs to clean up.' Mercury rules Gemini, making the planet's retrograde a tough tittie for this ilk. 'As Mercury's home sign, Gemini always feels its retrogrades intensely, and this one is no exception. The full picture becomes fractured and harder to see, leading to stubborn communication impasses and rushed decisions. What's more, navigating emotions can feel harder than ever,' said Boyd. Survival strategy: Clear and compassionate communication is always the aim, but under the influence of these transits they mark the line between rifts and resolution. Boyd shared, 'Don't expect people to read your mind and don't let frustration cloud your judgment. If something feels off, speak up before a small misunderstanding becomes something more. Luck will be on your side if you stay adaptable and open to learning.' Every challenge is a chance, folks, and every eye roll is an opportunity. Astrology 101: Your guide to the star The 12 zodiac signs What are the astrology houses Here's what each planet represents Sun, moon, and rising signs: Get to know your Big 3 Astrologer Reda Wigle researches and irreverently reports back on planetary configurations and their effect on each zodiac sign. Her horoscopes integrate history, poetry, pop culture, and personal experience. To book a reading, visit her website.
