Lord of the 8th in the 2nd
Borrowed money turns into your own income and your own liability alike. Check the repayment rhythm before signing anything that pools funds.
In detail
The eighth house lord in the second is settled at birth. The eighth is other people's money, debt and pooled resources; the second is one's own property and what can be spent. With the ruler moving from the first field into the second, the two kinds of money are joined: outside capital, funds held in trust, inheritance and borrowing convert into personal income, and by the same channel risk and liability post directly to one's own balance. The second's lord in the eighth runs the other way, committing one's own property to a common pool.
FAQ
- What is the risk when outside money becomes personal income?
- The two ledgers merge into one. Capital arriving looks like earnings, but the exit terms and the interest are booked under the same name, and a repayment rhythm that was never calculated squeezes the money available for ordinary use.