Wealth Signs in the Birth Chart

Wealth is the 2nd house, what is kept, and the 11th, what comes in. A dhana yoga joins the 2nd lord with the 11th lord by conjunction, aspect, or exchange. The 9th lord joining them adds fortune to the cash. Jupiter and Venus are the natural benefics people look for in these houses. Jupiter in the 2nd or 11th, or Venus strong and tied to them, supports the yoga. The sign on the house matters only because it names the lord. A slogan about one rashi being rich ignores whose 2nd that rashi is.

The yoga is silent until the mahadasha of one of its lords. A beautiful exchange during a dasha of an unrelated planet in the 3rd does not pay.

Income that is supposed to come from work needs the 10th lord in the conversation. A 2nd-and-11th link with the 10th lord in the 12th can describe money that arrives and leaves. Chandra Mangal, Moon conjunct Mars, is an enterprise combination often cited for wealth through effort, stronger in the 2nd, 10th, or 11th than in the 8th.

Debilitation still counts. An 11th lord exalted, such as Saturn in Libra if Saturn rules the 11th, is a capable income lord. An 11th lord in its fall is a yoga with a weak pipe.

No chart here states a bank balance. Dhana yoga times a capacity during certain years. The 12th house of expense can be large beside it, especially if the person gives, travels, or loses through the 12th lord's dasha. A daily puja does not create the yoga and does not destroy it.

Check three things: do the 2nd and 11th lords touch, is a trikona lord involved, and which of those planets runs next. That is the wealth question, answered without a lucky-sign list.