Second House
What you own, what you earn, and what you consider worth having.
The second house is resources in the most literal sense — income, belongings, the material base a life stands on — and, inseparably, the values that decide what counts as worth acquiring.
Read it for the relationship with having: whether security is a settled matter or a running anxiety, and what a person will trade for it.
Directly across the wheel is the eighth house. Opposite houses work as a pair — what is emphasised in one is usually being answered for in the other.
Which planets fall in your own second house depends on your birth time to the minute. Cast the chart — free, and it will tell you honestly if the time you have isn't enough to place them.