If the ruler of the fourth house is in the second house, this means that the family may be responsible for your wealth, or at least its start.
It means that you may have received a significant inheritance from your family, and that the family may financially and in other ways support you when you’re starting in life, and during tough times.
This astrological placement favors business and work that’s to do with domestic matters, land, properties, and done within your country of birth. Such involvements can bring wealth.
This placement also means that how you were brought up, your culture and traditions, contributed to the skills which give you safety – money-making skills, the skills which you display at work, and which you use in times of difficulty or emergency.
The ruler of the fourth house in the second house shows that you already came into this life with well-established skillset which will help you stay financially secure in life – you will naturally know what to do when going through life changes that affect your finances.
This astrological combination means that your sense of security comes from being financially sound. Also, the sense of stability comes from an ever-increasing skillset.
Your beliefs are very much derived from your parents, country, and the culture you grew up in. It could be difficult to see the world in any other way, and you see the world through those beliefs without being aware of it, of course.
This placement means that the last years of your life will be materially rich – that you’ll have accumulated substantial wealth, unless the combination is afflicted.
This placement means that you will purchase land or your own property at least once in your life, and that this purchase is likely to be a natural development, a natural consequence of your actions and decisions, which will make you feel more secure and established.
Making money and accumulating possessions could be second-nature to you. Whilst others struggle to financially succeed, for you, this could be something that is very natural (unless the combination is afflicted).
