With no planetary activity in your work sector and the dwarf planet Eris, the planet who keeps things on track year after year turning retrograde in your career sector on 21st July, this should be a quiet point in this professional year. In addition, with no planetary activity in your income sector since the middle months of 2019, there should be little to get excited about across the income, work and career fronts. There shouldn't be but there is, with things coming alive across all three fronts this month. Held back by retrograde phases Venus and Mercury are late to return to your income sector this year so it won't be until the Sun returns on 22nd July that the most lucrative months of 2020 will begin. This is the latest in the year this can happen. Meanwhile, while there is no planetary activity in your work sector the South Node, the force behind last month's eclipsing Full Moon is here and is focused on untapped job potential. However, while this always did mean that by the end of July there would be a coming together of opportunities on the income and job fronts the game changer was Mars' return to your career sector at the end of last month. {ads_delimiter}It was on 28th June that Mars returned for what should be a six week visit aimed at fuelling your professional passions, fighting and competitive spirit and injecting new life into this professional year. Even if this was an ordinary visit this would still be the reason why this will eventually become a good month across the income, work and career fronts. However, this is not an ordinary visit, with Mars not leaving until January 2021, making this his longest visit in 32 years. The Moon will return to your career sector from 11th July to 14th July, giving you your first chance to check in and get a feel for Mars' influence and where his call for action is drawing you. The Moon will move through your work sector from 2nd July to 4th July and again from 29th July to 31st July. However, coming full circle from last month's eclipsing Full Moon it will be the first visit that could bring unexpected developments.