The twelve palaces
The Wealth Palace: resources and value
The Wealth palace reflects your relationship with resources, value and earning.
What it shows
How you earn, spend and value things
Worth keeping in mind
A chart can only suggest your attitudes to money, not predict income; base important decisions on cash flow, risk tolerance and professional advice.
No palace is read alone. Read Wealth together with the palace opposite it, Wellbeing, and the two that form its triangle, Career and Life.
The fourteen main stars in the Wealth Palace
Zi Wei in the Wealth Palace
You prefer resources that are structured and built to last, and you spend on quality; a budget frame keeps generosity from running away.
Tian Ji in the Wealth Palace
Researched, planned choices tend to serve you; your ideas are many, so one simple, workable money system helps them land.
Tai Yang in the Wealth Palace
Income often follows your reputation, effort and visibility; generosity is a strength that lasts longer with limits.
Wu Qu in the Wealth Palace
You are naturally good at managing and building resources with discipline and have a feel for numbers; keep a budget line for fun.
Tian Tong in the Wealth Palace
You prefer security to risk and often spend on comfort; a simple plan balances enjoyment and safety.
Lian Zhen in the Wealth Palace
Your finances are steadiest when principles and limits are clear; when ambition runs high, watch for emotional spending or risk.
Tian Fu in the Wealth Palace
You are naturally good at protecting and building resources and manage money soundly; investing in growth now and then keeps caution from becoming standstill.
Tai Yin in the Wealth Palace
You prefer steady, gradual saving and have your own rhythm for household spending; keep some room for the beautiful things you love.
Tan Lang in the Wealth Palace
Money often comes through your network, social life and many interests; set a ceiling for entertainment and pleasure.
Ju Men in the Wealth Palace
Income often comes through expertise, communication or speech; your habit of checking details before deciding helps you avoid risk.
Tian Xiang in the Wealth Palace
You keep your finances balanced and orderly, usually soundly; double-check before guaranteeing a loan or entering a partnership.
Tian Liang in the Wealth Palace
You hold money lightly and value stability and principle more; when others ask to borrow or for help, give within your means.
Qi Sha in the Wealth Palace
Money often comes from taking the initiative and seizing chances, and income may swing; a safety fund lets you take risks more freely.
Po Jun in the Wealth Palace
Your money often comes in and goes out in large amounts as you invest in new chances; set stop-losses and reserves to make change safer.
A question for you
What does enough look like for you, and what truly creates value in your life?