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Libra 2026 Horoscope
Libra 2026
2026 Overview
The next planet to shift was Neptune, who in your work sector since 2012 left in March 2025, only to retrograde back in seven months later while Saturn, who had been there since March 2023 left at the end of May, only to return just over three months later. Both are still here as you move into 2025 but are back in direct motion and getting ready to leave, in Neptune’s case, not to return again in our lifetime and Saturn, not for another three decades. Neptune will leave on 27th January and Saturn on 14th February, right in the heart of what will be some of the most active months of the year on the job front, starting with Mercury’s return on 7th February and ending with Mars’ departure on 10th April.
With Jupiter in your career sector until 30th June and the faster planets moving through from Venus’ return on 19th May to Mars’ departure on 28th September, despite their departure, this is going to be a big year on the job and career fronts. However, while this is happening, this will see Neptune return to your relationship sector on 27th January, where he will remain for the next 13 years and Saturn on 14th February, where he will remain until 2028. Meanwhile Uranus, who after six years left your financial sector in July 2025, also retrograded back, finally turning direct and then leaving again on 5th February, before leaving on 26th April and then not returning again for another eight decades. This will see Uranus complete his transition into your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery, where he will stay until 2033, all while closely aligned with Pluto in a playful and creative part of your chart.
Love
On both the romantic and relationship fronts, first impressions will be that it is business as usual, but within the first three weeks of the year that will change on the romantic front and by the end of January, on the relationship front as well and for the latter, with major implications. While the year begins with planets in both your romantic and relationship sectors, with Pluto entering the second full year of a 20-year transit through your romantic sector and the dwarf planet Eris in your relationship sector for decades and both not leaving until 2044, they have been and will continue to keep an eye on things. However, this is just the baseline for what comes next. What comes next is Venus, the planet of love’s return to your romantic sector from 18th January to 10th February to begin what she will be working to make the most romantically charged weeks of 2026.Helping with that will be the Sun’s return from 20th January to 19th February and Mars, the planet of passion and the warrior planet of the cosmos’s first visit to your romantic sector in two years from 23rd January to 3rd March. It is during that time that Mercury, the planet of communication will move through from 28th January to 15th February, to do what he can to give your heart a voice and to put heart and mind on the same page. While Mars’ departure on 3rd March will end what will be a romantically charged start to the year, Pluto is not only staying on but will be joined by the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment from 29th March to 12th August, before retrograding back in from 24th October to 15th January 2027.
Meanwhile, it is while all this is happening on the romantic front and overlapping this, will be the developments on the relationship front. On 27th January Neptune, who had returned for a few months later, will not only return but this time the planet of hopes and dreams won’t be leaving again until 2039. It is just over a few weeks later that Saturn, who also returned for three months last year will return on 14th February, this time not leaving until April 2028. This is a chance for Saturn and Neptune to reunite, together giving you the resolve to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes. Helping to get this new era off the ground will be Venus, the planet of love’s return from 6th March to 31st March, the Sun from 20th March to 20th April, Mars’ first visit in two years from 10th April to 19th May and Mercury, the planet of communication’s return from 15th April to 3rd May.
Money
This is the year when you will finally get back to a more balanced approach or to what is a typical financial year, which is to have the focus on the side of the financial fence where it is more about what you do with and how you manage the money you have in the first half of each year and on the income side of the financial fence in the second half. As the Sun will always move through your financial sector and then return to your income sector six months later and the faster planets travelling with him, this is what a typical financial year looks like or at least it did until in 2019, Uranus returned to your financial sector and stayed there. Uranus did leave last July, only to retrograde back in four months later and right in the heart of the most active months of the year on the income front.Money matters weren’t quite ready to end their dominance, but that is about to change with Uranus, the planet that has helped guide money matters for the last seven years finally leaving on 26th April and this time, he won’t be back for another eight decades. However, this not only gives you nearly four months to work with Uranus to take your financial power back, but just as the most active months of any year for money matters will be playing out. This kicks off with Venus, the planet of money’s return from 31st March to 24th April, while as will always be the case, the Sun will have the solar spotlight on your financial situation and money matters from 20th April to 21st May. You will have access to Mercury’s smart head for money from 3rd May to 17th May and from 19th May to 29th June, Mars will return with a chance to fire up your financial passions and fighting spirit.
This time, for the first time in over seven years, this will not only end all planetary activity on this side of the financial fence, but it will stay that way for the rest of the year, leaving the field clear for the income side of the financial fence to thrive. Seizing that chance will be Venus, with the planet of money returning from 10th September to 25th October to begin what she will always work to make the most lucrative weeks of any year. This is far longer than the 24 days she will normally spend here and instead, a retrograde turn on 3rd October will see her leave by retrograding back out, only to return again from 4th December to 7th January 2027. Even Mercury, who will normally move through in 14 to 15 days will turn retrograde, giving you access to his smart head for money from 1st October to 6th December.
Business
While the year begins with some of the most powerful planets in the solar system positioned in your two professional houses, there is also a passing of the torch with Jupiter, the planet of luck and expansion not leaving your career sector until 30th June, but Neptune gone from your work sector by the end of January and Saturn just a few weeks later. This is the end of an era, for while he retrograded back in for seven months last year, when Neptune leaves your work sector on 27th January, it will be another 150 years before he returns, so not again in our lifetime. It is just a few weeks later that on 14th February Saturn, who since returning in March 2023 has played bad cop to Neptune’s good cop will leave as well, not to return for another three decades.However, their legacy will live on, leaving you with the resolve to keep doing whatever it takes for as long as it takes to turn dreams into reality. However, don’t expect the pace to drop back for on 7th February, a week before Saturn leaves Mercury will return, followed by Venus on 10th February. Venus will return to begin what will be the most active months of the year on the job front. While Venus will leave on 6th March, with the Sun here from 19th February to 21st March and Mars from 3rd March to 10th April, things won’t be dialling back anytime soon. Instead, the six and a half weeks that Mars is here could be the busiest of the year. Helping to keep your head in the game and your feet on the ground will be Mercury, who instead of racing through in 14 to 15 days, a retrograde phase will keep him here until 10th April.
This is when for the first time in 16 years, this will not only leave your work sector empty, but it will stay that way for the rest of the year, and the timing couldn’t be better. While all this is happening on the job front, Jupiter is in retrograde motion in your career sector and while he will turn direct on 11th March, he has until Venus returns on 19th May before it is time to bring things home. Once again, Mars will be the last planet to leave but this time, he won’t even return to your career sector until 11th August and won’t leave until September, by which point you will be into the most lucrative months of the year on the income front. While Jupiter will leave, bringing his 12-month quest for professional growth and expansion to a close on 30th June, the job of exploiting this will be at its height from Venus’s return on 19th May to Mars’ departure on 10th April.
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