Your May 2025 Horoscope for Libra
by Susan MillerIf you happen to be a citizen of a country outside the US, I don’t know your country’s tax rules, so it would be good for you to find out if you are not sure. Call your accountant and ask questions. The more you know, the more you can save on your taxes. Also, ask about the rules of contributing money to your retirement account—it will lower your amount due in taxes, plus you are paying yourself. There is more to say about that rule, but your accountant can explain the details.
Your eighth house deals with other areas besides taxes, including such topics as venture capital, student loans, bank loans, mortgages, credit cards, insurance payouts for a claim, scholarships, university financial aid, company benefits and perks, valuable gifts, college and camp tuition, cash advances, commissions, severance, royalties, inheritances, and so forth. This house also rules financial court settlements, divorce agreements, child support, and more. This is where the new moon on April 27 landed in your chart—your financial eighth house.
Eighth house money is cash that comes to you outside of salary or earned income and goes out as payments to meet previous obligations. Sometimes the funds arrive as a loan and other times as a bonus or payment. It looks like one of these areas will concern you as you enter May.
The problem was Mars in Leo and Pluto in Aquarius were having a rousing argument because they were in direct opposition to each other on April 26, which affected the April 27 new moon.
That delicate new moon and the Sun walked straight into the center of their argument. So instead of Mars and Pluto concentrating only on their own personal fight with each other, Mars in Leo also started a row with the Sun and new moon in Taurus, while Pluto in Aquarius attacked the Sun and new moon in Taurus, too.
