Yahoo Lifestyle Sagittarius
NOV 22 - DEC 21
This week, you’re making good decisions.
The week begins on Sunday, August 27, with the sun in Virgo opposing Saturn in Pisces. Additionally, Mars enters the sign of Libra and your house of money derived from your career, where it will stay until October 11. Sagittarius, you might be planning your strategy for how to increase your income at your current job, or you could be applying for new jobs that offer a higher salary. If you’re paid hourly, you might be working overtime, leading to a larger paycheck. There’s a strong possibility of more money coming to you soon.
On Tuesday, August 29, the moon in Aquarius squares Jupiter in Taurus. You might have a lot more energy today. Sagittarius, you can accomplish a great deal and still have the energy to go out dancing or attend a concert. In fact, you might even stay up all night because you’re having such a good time.
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