Your Aries Monthly Horoscope for September 2024 Is Here

Read your sign’s 2024 horoscope to see what’s in store for you this year, or check out the Aries personality profile.

Happy September, Aries. The stars are extremely active this month. September could bring the start of sweeping changes to your work life and finances, with notable shifts also occurring in the realm of love and romance. During August, the sun moved into Virgo, encouraging you to do a deep dive into self-care. Keep that up, as the very first day of the month sees tremendous moves from two separate retrogrades.

On Sunday, September 1, Uranus, the eccentric wild child of the zodiac, goes retrograde in your 2nd House of Possessions. Uranus will be retrograde through the end of January 2025. As a result, you have an opportunity to improve your relationship with money. While it’s quite tricky to make monetary predictions in this economy, many Aries could see themselves enjoying raises, new work opportunities, or at least some progress on creating a budget. On this same day, September 1, the transformative planet Pluto, which is currently retrograde, moves into your ambitious 10th House of Social Status, indicating that change is indeed afoot when it comes to your career.

To ensure that you’re well-rested and able to show up for opportunities that arise, use the dark new moon in Virgo on Monday, September 2, to stay in and relax. For many, it’s the start of the work week, an ideal time to get lots of sleep, eat delicious meals, and snuggle with pets or loved ones. Shortly after, on Wednesday, September 4, your ruling planet, the warrior Mars, moves into your 4th House of Home and Family, suggesting that your schedule may get busy, and you might have to fight for downtime.

As the first child of the zodiac, you know how to be assertive, though sometimes you can come off a little stronger than you intend. When messenger Mercury moves into your wellness-oriented 6th House on Sunday, September 8, you may find that everyone—friends, children, partners, coworkers—is clamoring for your attention. Work hard to hold your boundaries, but be careful of saying anything you regret, as it could keep you up at night later.