Capricorn horoscope 2027 Saturn in your fourth house all year.

The year in brief: your second, fourth and sixth houses

Your second house, Aquarius, receives a striking share of 2027's attention, bringing money, possessions and personal values into focus. An annular solar eclipse and a penumbral lunar eclipse fall there, while Pluto remains in Aquarius and the North Node stays in this house. The fourth house, Aries, is another major emphasis: Saturn and Neptune remain there, and several of the year's dated movements touch home, family and roots. Your sixth house, Gemini, also carries a busy current through Uranus and Mercury's retrograde passage.

Capricorn is a cardinal earth sign, traditionally ruled by Saturn. That combination gives this forecast a practical frame, but the year's defining feature is Saturn in your fourth house all year. Its presence can make questions of stability, family responsibility and the place you call home feel weighty. Consider which foundations deserve patient attention, and which expectations could be made more workable.

Work and money: the annular eclipse in your second house on 6 February

The annular eclipse in your second house, Aquarius, on 6 February puts income, spending and the value you place on your skills in the year's foreground. It is a useful prompt to review the terms of your financial life, without treating an eclipse as a deadline for a decision. Pluto and the North Node also occupy this house, while the South Node is in your eighth house, Leo. Shared resources, debts and personal income sit on opposite sides of that axis.

Jupiter remains in your eighth house until 26 July, then enters Virgo, your ninth house, where study, publishing and wider professional perspectives receive more room. Saturn stays in your fourth house, Aries, all year, tying questions of work and ambition to the practical demands of home and family. Uranus in your sixth house, Gemini, keeps daily routines open to revision; Mercury's June retrograde there adds a period for checking schedules and communication.

Mars enters Libra, your tenth house, on 15 July, bringing a more active tone to career and public standing. Mars does not enter your sixth or second house in 2027. The Sun enters Libra on 23 September. For Capricorn, this turns attention toward reputation and long-range aims. Mercury's October retrograde crosses your eleventh and tenth houses, so plans with colleagues or groups may benefit from a second look. Try setting a clear boundary between available time and professional commitments, and give budgets the same regular review.

Dates here: 6 February, 10 June, 7 October

Growth: Jupiter enters your ninth house on 26 July

Jupiter enters your ninth house, Virgo, on 26 July, bringing study, travel, teaching, belief and publishing into a broader frame. Its traditional association with learning and perspective can make this a fitting period to examine what you want to understand more deeply. Jupiter remains there until 24 August 2028. Earlier, the penumbral lunar eclipse in your ninth house on the night of 20 to 21 February marks a reflective point around education, travel plans or a belief that has reached a turning point.

Mars is retrograde from 10 January to 1 April, moving from your ninth house, Virgo, back into your eighth house, Leo. That passage links questions of conviction with shared resources and intimacy, and can invite a careful look at where effort is going. Mars enters Virgo, your ninth house, on 14 May.

Your eleventh house, Scorpio, concerns friends, groups and hopes for the future. Mercury and Venus enter it in autumn, while Mercury's retrograde passage there in October offers a chance to revisit conversations or group plans. The Sun enters Scorpio on 23 October. For Capricorn, this brings friends and collective aims into view. Your twelfth house, Sagittarius, speaks to retreat, rest and what stays private; Venus enters it on 7 January and 1 November, while Mercury enters it on 29 November. Uranus in your sixth house, Gemini, keeps the everyday pattern changeable, with implications for how much space remains for quiet. The North Node in your second house and South Node in your eighth house frame a year of reflection on personal values and shared obligations. Treat these themes as questions, not promises: what kind of learning, company and solitude feels worthwhile now?

Dates here: 10 January, the night of 20 to 21 February, 26 July, 7 October

Love and close bonds: the total eclipse in your eighth house on 2 August

The total eclipse in your eighth house, Leo, on 2 August brings shared money, intimacy and the terms of mutual trust into focus. It is a moment for reflection, not a verdict on any bond. Jupiter is also in your eighth house until 26 July, while the South Node remains there all year; the North Node is in your second house, Aquarius. Together, these placements draw attention to the balance between shared obligations and what belongs to you. Saturn and the other eclipses fall elsewhere in your chart, not in your seventh, fifth or eighth houses.

Your seventh house, Cancer, holds close partnerships and open disagreements. Mercury's retrograde passage there in June, followed by its return in July, can make careful listening and clear wording especially useful. Venus enters Cancer on 3 July, and the New Moon in Cancer on 4 July falls in your seventh house, offering a reflective opening around how you meet one another.

Romance, children, play and creative work belong to your fifth house, Taurus. Venus enters Taurus on 14 May, a gentle invitation to make room for pleasure and shared enjoyment. Venus enters Leo, your eighth house, on 27 July, bringing warmth to conversations about closeness or resources. Ask what feels reciprocal, and make room for affection that does not erase practical concerns.

Dates here: 10 June, 4 July, 2 August

Home and family: Saturn in your fourth house all year

Saturn stays in your fourth house, Aries, all year, keeping home, family and roots among the year's central considerations. Neptune is there too, lending an imaginative or uncertain quality to questions of belonging. Saturn turns retrograde around 9 August and turns direct around 24 December, a rhythm that can support reviewing responsibilities and the structure of home life. The Sun enters Aries on 20 March. For Capricorn, this brings attention to family matters and the foundations beneath daily life. Mercury enters Aries on the night of 8 to 9 April, a useful marker for practical conversations about living arrangements or shared duties.

Your third house, Pisces, covers siblings, neighbours, messages and short trips. Mercury enters Pisces on the night of 31 January to 1 February, then enters Pisces again on 18 March; the Sun enters Pisces on 18 February. These passages bring nearby connections and everyday communication into view. Consider making space for direct conversations, while leaving room for plans to evolve.

Dates here: around 9 August, around 24 December

Body and energy: the penumbral lunar eclipse in your sign on 18 July

The penumbral lunar eclipse in your sign on 18 July falls in your first house, Capricorn, and invites reflection on how you begin, pace yourself and make room for your own needs. It is not a forecast of a physical event. Uranus in your sixth house, Gemini, keeps work routines and daily upkeep open to change; its stations on 8 February and 15 September may offer useful moments to review what is sustainable. Mercury's retrograde passage through your sixth house in June and July adds another reason to check the flow of tasks and messages.

Your ruler, Saturn, is in your fourth house all year, so home responsibilities may affect the time available for ordinary routines and rest. Saturn turns retrograde around 9 August and direct around 24 December, offering two points to reassess the pace you have set. Choose one routine to simplify, and protect some unstructured time for rest.

Dates here: 10 June, 18 July, around 9 August, around 24 December