Monthly Career Astro Horoscope

Aries

On paper, this should be a low key or a business as usual kind of month, with only minor influences keeping your two professional houses on track. All planetary activity in your career sector should have ended when the Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars not only left in January, but within the space of just five days. Instead, having returned at the end of January, the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment was just settling in for what will be a three month stay, that will end on 29th March. While only a minor player, what Juno lacks in size she makes up for in termination and especially when it comes to sticking to your professional resolutions. Meanwhile the South Node, which has been in your work sector since January 2025 and will be until leaving in July, isn't even a planet or even a physical body and instead a force that is quietly keeping things on track. It is a combination of not only having the South Node and Juno here at the same time, but in partnership with Uranus, in his last full month in your income sector, that has the power of three coming together to create something greater than the sum of the individual parts. This will be on full display during the Moon's visit to your work sector from 3rd March and to 5th March. As not just a Full Moon, but a total lunar eclipse, this is going to electrify and act as a trigger for things already ripe with potential across the income, work and career fronts. The same will happen when the Moon moves through your career sector from 12th March to 15th March and through your income sector from 21st March to 23rd March, though without the same potency or ability for an eclipse to act as a wildcard. The Moon's return to your career sector will be the last before Juno leaves, but also before Venus returns to your income sector to kick off the most lucrative months of 2026.

Taurus

There are three points in the month when you most need to be paying attention and they first week of March, the latter and the middle days. While the Sun, Mercury and Venus all left your career sector last month, making his first visit in two years, Mars stayed on and until leaving on 3rd March, he is on a mission to both fire up your professional passions, fighting and competitive spirit and leave you with something that you can continue to channel this into. While it will be another two years before Mars returns Pluto, the planet of change and transformation is here until 2044. Whatever you can start or begin while Mars is here, Pluto can keep in play. However, while Mars only had six weeks to get things moving and this new professional year up to speed, while here for 20 years, Pluto is focused more on the journey. It is two days later that from 5th March to 7th March, the Moon will make its monthly visit to your work sector. As well as giving you an intuitive read on work and job matters, potentially acting as a trigger and making it easier to keep your finger on the pulse and ear to the ground, the Moon's friendly aspect to Pluto as it moves through will be a valuable chance to regroup. It is just over a week later that from 15th March to 17th March, the Moon will make its first visit to your career sector since Mars left. As well as a chance to sharpen your professional instincts and become more emotionally and intuitively engaged and aware, returning 12 days after Mars left and with the Moon having moved through your work sector since then, this will be a valuable chance to regroup. From this point, apart from the Moon's monthly visits, Pluto should be on his own until the Sun and Mercury return in December. Instead, the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment will return to your career sector on 29th March and she won't leave until August.

Gemini

Because the Sun will always spend the first three weeks of March in your career sector, the solar spotlight is always on your career and professional situation, matters and options at this time of year. However, with a mix of the familiar and the unfamiliar. This is always the most active point in any year on the career front and the point when the professional year really starts to get up to speed. However, behind this, you have had planets that have literally been here in decades, with this active phase playing out against a much longer and slower background. Or at least that was the case. At the end of January, after 13 years Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams left your career sector, not to return again in our lifetime and last month Saturn as well, not to return for another three decades. This brought to an end the continuous year round planetary activity on the career front, leaving only the planets that want things to happen now. Until she leaves on 6th March, Venus will be using the laws of attraction to fuel your professional confidence, attract opportunities and steer things in a lucrative direction, while until he leaves on 21st March, the Sun will keep the solar spotlight on your career and professional situation, matters and options. Held back by a retrograde turn late last month and not turning direct until 21st March, Mercury is staying on to keep your head in the game and for the first three weeks of the month, will be looking back to ensure no stone has been left unturned. However, it is Mars' return on 3rd March that will see the warrior planet's influence take hold for the next six weeks. Venus will be gone, but the rest of the planets will be here when the Moon moves through from 17th March to 19th March, something that, as a New Moon, can put wind in your sails. Meanwhile, with no planetary activity on the job front, the Moon's return to your work sector from 7th March to 9th March will be a chance to check in and get your bearings.

Cancer

While the Sun doesn't return to your career sector until 21st March, the point in each year when the solar spotlight will always shift onto your career and professional situation, matters and options, a lot of water will have passed under the bridge by then. That includes during the first three weeks of the month and before the month even began. Because the dwarf planet Eris, the warrior princess of the cosmos has been in your career sector for over nine decades, things have never gone completely off the boil, while you have always had her competitive spirit to draw on when you needed to. However, as the slowest known planet in the solar system, Eris is playing a long game, as is Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams who returned at the end of January to spend the next 13 years here and last month Saturn, to spend the next two years giving you the resolve to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes. These are planets playing a long game, but with the return of planets this month that will help you capitalise on this now and are ready to get this new professional year up to speed. It begins with Venus' return on 6th March, where until leaving on 31st March, she will be working to fuel your professional confidence, attract opportunities and steer things in a lucrative direction. This will give you a head start before the Sun returns on 21st March, but it is when Mercury and Mars return next month that things will really take off. Thanks to the Moon, its return from 19th March to 21st March will ensure your professional instincts are sharp and you are emotionally and intuitively engaged and aware when the Sun returns, just a few hours before it leaves. Meanwhile, with no planetary activity in your work sector but forming a friendly aspect to all the planets in your career sector as it moves through, the Moon's return from 10th March to 12th March will make these some of the most important days of the month for work and job matters.

Leo

There is change in the air, but not overnight and not in a way that is going to see anything go off the boil anytime soon and instead, the very opposite. When the Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars all left your work sector in January and all within the space of just five days, this should have brought all planetary activity on the job front for the year to a close. Instead, as the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment had only returned at the end of December to spend the next month here, she has stayed on to keep the momentum going. At the same time, in his first full month back in direct motion in your career sector, Uranus is not only still here but is still barely moving. Together, this is keeping the momentum going on the job and career fronts and in conjunction with the South Node in your income sector, they have become quite the team, but with all playing a long game. This is something that they will all hitch a ride on when the Moon not only moves through your income sector from 3rd March to 5th March, but as an eclipsing Full Moon that could create some serious energy and momentum across the income, work and career fronts. With Juno finally leaving on 29th March and Uranus leaving later next month, this is going to give forces that thought they had all the time in the world the hurry up. While Uranus, the planet that since 2019 has been things into on track professional will leave next month and won't be back for another eight decades, Venus will return on 31st March, the Sun next month and Mercury and Mars the following month. Together, they will keep the moment going through to the end of June. Meanwhile, the Moon's return to your work sector from 12th March to 14th March and to your career sector from 21st March to 23rd March, will be an important chance to check in and each time, an important few days across the income, work and career fronts.

Virgo

While the Sun, Mercury and Venus all left your work sector last month Mars, who had returned with them in January, stayed on. This gave the planet of passion and the warrior planet of the cosmos additional time to fire up your work passions, fighting and competitive spirit and to get things moving on the job front. Knowing that once he leaves on 3rd March, he won't be back until early 2028, Mars will be pouring as much into his final days as possible. As urgent as Mars will be making things out to be with Pluto, the planet of change and transformation not only here until 2044 but the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment returning on 29th March, things will continue to play out and evolve. The only difference will be that when Mars leaves, you will find that it is not only easier to take your foot off the gas, but you no longer need to have your foot to the floor. The Moon will make its first visit to your work sector since Mars leaves and its last before the asteroid Juno returns from 15th March to 17th March. This is something that every four weeks can sharpen your professional instincts and bring a chance to become more emotionally and intuitively engaged and aware. This will also be a chance to check in and get a better read on a shift in gear. It is a week later that the Moon will return for its monthly visit to your work sector from 23rd March to 25th March, something that every four weeks can give you a better read on work and job matters and act as a trigger. A friendly aspect to Pluto as it moves through will make these especially good days on the job and career fronts. With Uranus not only returning next month to spend the next six years here, but the first of the faster planets returning at the same time, an upswing on the job front will by then be on your over the horizon radar by then.

Libra

A combination of the Sun always spending the first three weeks of March in your work sector and Jupiter turning direct in your career sector on 11th March, was always going to make this one of the more important months of this professional year. Especially when it comes to a turning point and that includes on both fronts. While not leaving until the end of June, when Jupiter turns direct, as well as taking the brakes off and giving career matters the green light, this will mark the beginning of the end of his 12 month quest for professional growth and expansion. With just three and a half months to go, this is when the planet of luck and expansion will be ready to bring things home. Until then, in his final days in retrograde motion, Jupiter is still holding the doors open to the past, as is Mercury, who having turned retrograde in your work sector late last month, won't turn direct until 21st March. This is the same day that the Sun leaves and with Mercury turning direct a few hours after he leaves, the entire time that the solar spotlight is on your work situation, job matters and options, Mercury will have his focus on the past. However, that won't slow things down for on 3rd March, three days before Venus is due to leave your work sector on 6th March, Mars will return to spend the next six weeks firing things up on the job front. While this makes this an active month on the job front, what makes this a turning point is that after Neptune left at the end of January and Saturn last month, 16 years of near continuous planetary activity has ended and when Mars and Mercury leave next month, this will end all planetary activity for the year. An important month on the job and career fronts isn't happening in isolation from each other, with every planet moving through your work sector forming a friendly aspect to Jupiter as they move through and in Mercury's case, three times by the time he leaves next month. Meanwhile, the Moon's return to your work sector from 17th March to 19th March as a New Moon and to your career sector from 25th March to 27th March, while bringing things into even tighter alignment.

Scorpio

While the Sun won't return to your work sector until 21st March, something that on the March equinox each year will always see the solar spotlight shift onto your work situation, job matters and options, with a lot of water having passed under the bridge by then. That includes both before the month even began and between then and the Sun's return. It was at the end of January that Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams returned to spend the next 13 years in your work sector, with Saturn having returned last month to spend the next two years giving you the resolve to do whatever it takes for as long as it takes. Along with the dwarf planet Eris, who has been here for over nine decades and isn't leaving until 2044, these three planets are playing a long game and will continue to shape things for years, if not decades to come. Starting the month with the Moon in your career sector is both a chance to begin the month with your instincts sharp from the start and with a friendly aspect to the planets in your work sector, giving you a read on the planets that are playing a long game and are the baseline that a more active phase will build on from. It is three days later that Venus will return to your work sector on 6th March, to begin the most active months of the year on the job front. Venus will leave on 31st March, but not before spending the majority of the month fuelling your job confidence, attracting opportunities and steering things in a lucrative direction. With Mercury and Mars returning next month, this will extend right through April and May. Meanwhile, the Moon will make its only visit while Venus is here from 19th March to 21st March and leaving just after the Sun returns, will ensure you have your finger on the pulse and ear to the ground from the start.

Sagittarius

Thanks to the Moon's return to your career sector from 3rd March to 5th March, this is going to get the month off to an empowered start across the income, work and career fronts, at a time when things are already ripe with potential. While that has been the case with each monthly visit this year, what gives this month's visit more potency is that this will be an eclipsing Full Moon. It is having the South Node here that will turn an ordinary Full Moon into a total lunar eclipse, but it is having the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment still in your income sector and Uranus still in your work sector, that brings them along for the ride. Juno is getting ready to leave on 29th March and Uranus next month, so both will be ready piggyback off whatever momentum this might create. For Uranus, the planet that since 2019 has been quietly keeping work and job matters on track, this is both his first full month in direct motion, so happy for anything that can move things forward now that the brakes have come off and his last before leaving next month. Once gone, it will be another eight decades before Uranus returns, but as yet there is no urgency and won't be for some time. This is partly because Uranus is still barely moving after months in retrograde motion and partly because it is not until Venus returns on 31st March that the most active months of the year on the job front will kick off. Meanwhile, before coming full circle from the eclipsing Full Moon in your career sector on 30th March, the Moon will make its monthly visit to your work sector from 21st March to 23rd March. This will be the Moon's last visit while Uranus is on his own here for another eight decades and as the planet of surprise, synchronicity and the unexpected, be prepared for some unexpected, serendipitous or eureka moments.

Capricorn

While there are no planets in either of your two professional houses, the Moon will continue to make its monthly visits to both and each time it does, it is going to act as a trigger for income potential. First up is the Moon's return to your career sector from 5th March to 7th March, something that every four weeks can sharpen your professional instincts, act as a trigger and broaden your sense of perspective and awareness when it comes to the broader professional landscape. When the Moon returns to your career sector each month, the focus is outwards and onto the whole picture, while its return to your work sector is more inward looking or more focused on the moment. The Moon will return to your career sector two days after Mars' departure from your income sector on 3rd March is going to end his war on income roadblocks and barriers, whether real or imagined, while handing the reins to Pluto, the planet of change, transformation and rebellion, who will keep the wheels turning. A friendly aspect to Pluto as the Moon moves through will make these a positive few days on the income and career fronts and may even act as a trigger for any income potential that has been created over some active months on the income front. It is not until later in the month that the Moon will return to your work sector. From 23rd March to 25th March, the Moon will sharpen your instincts, act as a trigger and give you a better read on work and job matters. Moving through in what will be the early days of a new working week, this will make it easier to keep your finger on the pulse and ear to the ground while staying on top of things. Once again, the Moon will form a friendly aspect to Pluto in your income sector, getting what will be a new working week off to a positive start on the income and job fronts.

Aquarius

In order to turn direct in your work sector on 11th March Jupiter, the planet of luck and expansion is having to come to a complete standstill. While this means that this giant planet will spend the month barely moving and for the week either side of his direct turn at a standstill, while also making this a month of two halves, both at a slow pace. For the first 10 days of the month, the brakes will not only be on work and job matters, but the focus is on the past, as well as a chance to make the most of a chance to ensure no stone has been left unturned before the tide turns. With Mercury in retrograde motion in your income sector until 21st March, this could see access to the past, second chances and untapped income and job potential go hand in hand. The turning point is 11th March, with Jupiter's direct turn not only taking the brakes off work and job matters, but this is the point when he will have come to a dead stop. When it appears that things are most stalled or stuck on the job front, you will be at your closest to a turnaround. It is during Jupiter's final days in retrograde motion that the Moon will move through your career sector from 7th March to 10th March. This will ensure your professional instincts are sharp, you have your finger on the pulse and ear to the ground and are emotionally and intuitively engaged and aware while the doors are still open to the past on the job front and as the tide prepares to turn. Meanwhile, it is Jupiter's direct turn on 11th March that will not only take the brakes off but will bring you to the beginning of the end of a 12 month quest for job growth and expansion. Jupiter won't leave until the end of June and between now and then the pace will gradually pick up. Helping to get anything stalled moving will be the Moon's return to your work sector from 25th March to 27th March.

Pisces

While there are no planets in either of your two professional houses, not only will the Moon continue to make its monthly visit to both, but it will play a part in both supporting and capitalising on a rise in income potential as the month progresses. The month begins with the Moon in your work sector and until leaving on 3rd March, this brings a chance to move into the new month with your finger on the pulse and ear to the ground and an intuitive read on work and job matters from the start. Having come full circle from last month's Full Moon, this could see a lot of things fall into place. A friendly aspect to all five planets in your income sector will get the month off to a positive start on the income and job fronts. This is just days before Venus, the planet of money's return to your income sector on 6th March will kick off the most potentially lucrative months of 2026. By the time the Moon moves through your career sector from 10th March to 12th March, something that every four weeks can sharpen your professional instincts and give you a broader sense of professional perspective. By this point, there will be six planets in your income sector for the Moon to form a friendly aspect to as it moves through, with a chance to act as a trigger for both income and professional potential. By the time the Moon comes full circle from starting the month in your work sector, moving through for a second time from 28th March to 30th March, the Sun will be in your income sector as well. This will begin the end the month on a positive note on the income and job fronts, each time giving you a read on income and job matters and a window into a more significant partnership between the two in a few months.