Pisces weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for July 13
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FEB 19 - MAR 20
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Cash delay may feel like frustration – but it can be there for a reason.
As Saturn switches into reverse, there may be facts or figures you have missed, or mismatched.
So do take any opportunity to check again. Sticking to a set of passion principles may seem strong, but can weaken you.
Try only to follow rules you truly believe are for the best.
A 'D' address can be a luck-link.
DESTINY DAYS: Monday and Thursday work for making, or breaking, contacts. Try a new work route again on Friday.
An unusual accent delivers family news on Sunday.
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LUCKY LINKS: A building with a black fence. A fun card that carries a serious message. A former boss who shares your initial.
SELF-DISCIPLINE: As Saturn travels backwards in your cash chart, your challenge is to control what you can in money terms, but let go of any areas that are impossible to plan.
It's not easy to feel insecure, or unprotected – but this is how you can grow in cash confidence.
SELF-DIRECTION: You're such a loving sign, but as Saturn dips back into your personal space until next Valentine's Day, you're ready to refresh bonds of trust, and cut those that don't match your expectations.
Do this without looking back.
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