To begin with, it is business as usual, which means all the planetary activity is on the income side of the financial fence and while that will remain the case, the Moon is doing its best to represent money matters as well. It is doing this by starting and ending the month in your financial sector, something that is only possible during a 28 day month. At a time of year when there is no planetary focus on the side of the financial fence that is more focused on what you do with and how you manage the money you have, this will get your attention from the get go. However, the Moon will leave on 22nd February and won't' return until 27th February, this time as a Full Moon. The fact that the Moon's second visit is a Full Moon means that something will shift between those two visits and that something is the Sun's return to your income sector on 18th February. A Full Moon is formed when the Sun and Moon move into opposition so can only fall in your financial sector when the Sun is on the other side of the sky in your income sector. While this is a brief clash, the emotional responses that a Full Moon creates that can energise both sides of the financial fence. It is while the Moon is not involved and before the Sun returns that dreamy Neptune and the dwarf planet Ceres have a few weeks to wrap up a joint mission that began last April to define your income dreams, needs and priorities. Ceres will leave on 21st February, three days after the Sun turns the solar spotlight onto your income situation, matters and options and five days before Venus, the planet of money returns on 26th February to begin what can be the most lucrative weeks of any year. Venus will return a day before the Full Moon and will be on hand to turn any financial tension this might create into motivation.