The twelve palaces

What is the Wealth Palace?

The Wealth Palace covers how you earn and spend, how you feel about money, and how your finances rise and fall.

Three palaces to read with the Wealth Palace

The palace opposite is the Fortune Palace, and the trine palaces are the Career Palace and the Life Palace. Together these four make up the San Fang Si Zheng of the Wealth Palace. The opposite palace has the strongest pull after the palace itself, and the two trines act like the other corners of a triangle, each echoing the others.

The San Fang Si Zheng lesson ›
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The fourteen main stars in the Wealth Palace

Below is how each star reads at steady brightness. Brightness and the stars sharing the palace change the reading, so open each one for the full picture.

  • Zi Wei in the Wealth Palace ›

    You spend with style, and your money mostly arrives along with position and responsibility. Secure your position first, and the money will follow.

  • Tian Ji in the Wealth Palace ›

    You earn with your mind; planning, analysis and information can all pay. Your income rises and falls as often as your ideas do.

  • Tai Yang in the Wealth Palace ›

    You suit spreading your name widely; the more public you are, the more chances you get. You can earn it, but keep to your rhythm too.

  • Wu Qu in the Wealth Palace ›

    With the wealth star in its own palace, you are sharp about money and willing to push hard. As you push, keep a steady share for yourself.

  • Tian Tong in the Wealth Palace ›

    Your money mostly comes slowly from your own effort; you don't push hard, and you rarely run short. You spend freely on enjoyment, so saving first and spending second is the habit that works.

  • Lian Zhen in the Wealth Palace ›

    You know the rules and where the lines are, and you judge well when to step forward or back. Keep a steady pace, and your path to wealth will be long.

  • Tian Fu in the Wealth Palace ›

    You're great at saving and careful with money, and money is safer in your hands. Keep it, and let it work for you too.

  • Tai Yin in the Wealth Palace ›

    Your money flows slow and steady; saving patiently and buying property over time suits you best. Don't let quick money throw off your rhythm.

  • Tan Lang in the Wealth Palace ›

    You earn through connections and talents, with lots of chances and lots of spending. Windfalls do come your way, but don't mistake luck for skill.

  • Ju Men in the Wealth Palace ›

    You turn eloquence and analysis into income. The clearer you explain things, the steadier your earnings.

  • Tian Xiang in the Wealth Palace ›

    Your money comes steadily, through expertise and a good reputation. You don't chase sudden riches, and you rarely take big losses.

  • Tian Liang in the Wealth Palace ›

    You earn steady money and often spend it caring for others. You're not chasing a windfall; you want every dollar to be well spent.

  • Qi Sha in the Wealth Palace ›

    You earn through drive and nerve, and your income swings widely. Keep an emergency fund so you can charge again with peace of mind.

  • Po Jun in the Wealth Palace ›

    Your money comes in fast and goes out fast, and you dare to spend and take risks. Saving first and spending later is the safest way.

An empty Wealth Palace

A palace with no main star is called an Empty Palace. You borrow the main stars of the Fortune Palace opposite, at somewhat reduced strength.

The Empty Palace lesson ›
Further lesson: The resources line: Wealth, Career and Property›

Other palaces

Life PalaceSiblings PalaceSpouse PalaceChildren PalaceHealth PalaceTravel PalaceFriends PalaceCareer PalaceProperty PalaceFortune PalaceParents Palace

This is the general reading. On your own chart it shifts with the stars' brightness, the San Fang Si Zheng and the year you are in.

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