While this is a fairly quiet month on both sides of the financial fence as the Sun, Mercury and Venus only left your income sector in the second half of April, this is a valuable chance to let things settle and play out. While the last of the faster planets have moved through and it is only the minor planets that are left to tie up loose ends, you are not quite ready to shift back to a long game. This usually happens once the last of the faster planets leaves with the dwarf planet Eris, here for the last nine and not leaving for another three decades, then taking the wheel and quietly keeping things on track. As the warrior princess of the cosmos, Eris will be on standby, ready to inspire you to fight for what you deserve. You will reach that point when the dwarf planet Ceres wraps up her first visit to your income sector in four years on 8th May, wrapping up an 11 week mission to update your income needs and priorities. This was happening in the background as the faster planets moved through with the Sun, Mercury and Venus all aligning during their final days here last month. Unlike those planets, Ceres is less focused on the money and more on understanding your income needs and priorities. As well as leaving you with a better sense of where the money is and of your income needs and priorities, Ceres' departure on 8th May will mark the point where Eris takes the wheel and it becomes more about keeping things on track. The Moon's return to your income sector from 7th May to 10th May will ensure your nose for money is sharp as that transition takes place. Meanwhile, it is a total lunar eclipse on the career front on 26th May that could act as a catalyst for both income and career matters. While there is no planetary activity on the other side of the financial fence, where the focus is on your financial situation and money matters as a whole, the Moon's return from 22nd May to 24th May will be a valuable chance to check in. As always, the Moon will fuel your financial instincts and imagination while giving money matters some much needed attention.