Pisces horoscope 2027 Jupiter enters your seventh house on 26 July.

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

Your twelfth house, Aquarius, holds retreat, rest and what is usually kept out of view, with a solar eclipse and Pluto marking a year of attention to quieter inner matters. Pisces is a mutable water sign, traditionally ruled by Jupiter and associated with Neptune. The second house, Aries, brings money, possessions and personal values into focus, while the fourth house, Gemini, draws attention to home, family and roots. These three houses carry much of the year's dated activity: ten events in the twelfth, nine in the second and nine in the fourth. Their themes can overlap in practical ways, from the cost of a household change to the value of protecting time for rest. Jupiter begins the year in Leo, your sixth house of routines and daily upkeep, then enters Virgo, your seventh house of partners and close bonds, on 26 July. That change is the year's clearest shift in emphasis, from the shape of everyday work toward the give and take of important relationships.

Dates here: 26 July

Growth: the annular eclipse in your twelfth house on 6 February

The annular solar eclipse in Aquarius on 6 February falls in your twelfth house, placing rest and private concerns in the foreground. Eclipses are traditionally read as moments to notice what is changing; a quiet inventory of what restores your attention may be more useful than forcing a conclusion. Pluto remains in Aquarius, your twelfth house, all year. It turns retrograde around 8 May and direct around 17 October, inviting sustained reflection on what stays hidden, and on which private habits deserve a closer look. The North Node is in Aquarius and the South Node in Leo all year, linking retreat and rest with the demands of daily upkeep. This can be a useful frame for considering where service has crowded out solitude, without treating either side as a fixed verdict.

Travel, study, belief and publishing belong to your ninth house, Scorpio. Mercury enters Scorpio on 27 September, then turns retrograde on 7 October and returns to Libra on 16 October before turning direct on 28 October. In that stretch, revisiting research, plans or a point of view may be more fruitful than rushing to settle it. Mercury re-enters Scorpio on the night of 9 to 10 November. Uranus spends the year in Gemini, your fourth house, where home and roots can bring unexpected questions into view. It turns direct on 8 February and retrograde on 15 September. Friends, groups and hopes sit in your eleventh house, Capricorn, where the penumbral lunar eclipse on 18 July offers a prompt to reflect on belonging and shared aims. Keep room in your plans for both community and quiet.

Dates here: 6 February, 8 February, around 8 May, 18 July, 7 October

Work and money: the total eclipse in your sixth house on 2 August

The total solar eclipse in Leo on 2 August falls in your sixth house, drawing attention to work routines, service and the upkeep of daily life. It can be a useful point for reviewing what a workable schedule actually contains, including the effort that tends to go unnoticed. Jupiter begins the year in Leo, your sixth house, and turns direct around 13 April. Its presence there is traditionally associated with room to refine skills and improve the rhythm of work, though more tasks can also arrive with more opportunity. Jupiter enters Virgo, your seventh house, on 26 July, shifting emphasis toward agreements and collaboration.

Career, reputation and public standing are matters of your tenth house, Sagittarius. Venus enters Sagittarius on 7 January and again on 1 November. Mars enters Sagittarius on the night of 15 to 16 October, adding a more assertive tone to professional aims; consider where direct effort serves the work and where a pause would help. The Sun enters Sagittarius on 22 November. That season can bring public responsibilities into clearer view, so take stock of what you want your work to represent.

Income, possessions and values are held by your second house, Aries. Saturn stays there until 13 April 2028, lending a serious tone to budgeting and the commitments attached to money. Neptune is also in Aries all year, turning retrograde around 9 July and direct around 15 December. Its symbolism can blur the line between a hope and a concrete figure, making clear records and honest estimates worthwhile. Mars enters Leo, moving backward, on 21 February, your sixth house, and enters Sagittarius on the night of 15 to 16 October, your tenth house. A practical reflection: compare the time a task takes with the value it brings, then adjust your priorities where the gap is wide.

Dates here: around 13 April, around 9 July, 26 July, 2 August

Love and close bonds: Jupiter enters your seventh house on 26 July

Jupiter enters Virgo on 26 July, bringing its traditional emphasis on connection to your seventh house of partners and close bonds. This can be an invitation to make more room for mutual support, while staying attentive to whether an agreement feels balanced. The penumbral lunar eclipse in Virgo on the night of 20 to 21 February also falls in your seventh house. It offers a moment to notice what a relationship is asking for, without assuming that one conversation settles everything. The New Moon in Virgo on 31 August falls in this house too, a fitting time to set an intention around honest cooperation.

Romance, children, play and creative work belong to your fifth house, Cancer. Venus enters Cancer on 3 July, bringing a softer focus to affection and pleasure. Mercury turns retrograde in Cancer on 10 June and returns to Gemini on 26 June, a period for revisiting plans or conversations around enjoyment and family life. Shared money, debts, endings and intimacy sit in your eighth house, Libra. Venus enters Libra on the night of 13 to 14 September, encouraging care in the way closeness and resources are shared. Mercury enters Libra on 16 October while moving backward, then turns direct there on 28 October. Use that interval to clarify terms and speak plainly about what feels fair.

Dates here: the night of 20 to 21 February, 10 June, 26 July, 31 August, 7 October

Home and family: the Sun enters your third house on 20 April

The Sun enters Taurus on 20 April. Your third house, Taurus, brings siblings, neighbours, messages and short trips into focus, so this is a natural point to check how everyday communication is working. Mercury enters Taurus on 24 April, adding attention to errands, conversations and practical plans. Leave space for listening as well as getting the message across.

Your fourth house, Gemini, concerns home, family and roots. Mercury enters Gemini on 9 May, and the Sun enters Gemini on 21 May. The Sun's arrival can put household priorities in clearer view, while Mercury favours conversations about arrangements and family matters. Mercury turns retrograde in Cancer on 10 June, then re-enters Gemini while moving backward on 26 June. Mercury turns direct in Gemini on 4 July. Revisiting a household plan can be useful, especially if different people are working from different assumptions. Uranus is also in Gemini all year, keeping home life open to change; a flexible plan may serve better than one built around perfect predictability.

Dates here: 10 June

Body and energy: Jupiter in your sixth house until 26 July

Jupiter in Leo, your sixth house, until 26 July puts emphasis on routines, service and the amount of work folded into an ordinary day. Your ruler, Jupiter, turns direct there around 13 April after being retrograde from the previous December. That station offers a useful prompt to review the pace you have been keeping and whether your daily upkeep is sustainable. After Jupiter enters Virgo on 26 July, the focus moves toward partners and close bonds, but the sixth-house eclipse on 2 August keeps work habits in view.

Pisces is your first house, the place of self, beginnings and the way you meet the day. Mercury moves through Pisces in February and again in March; it turns retrograde there on 9 February, then turns direct in Aquarius on 3 March. Venus enters Pisces on 26 March. The New Moon in Pisces on 8 March and Full Moon in Pisces on the night of 15 to 16 September offer points for reflection on personal pace. Try a small, repeatable adjustment to rest or workload, and notice what it makes possible.

Dates here: 9 February, 8 March, around 13 April, 26 July, 2 August, the night of 15 to 16 September