Taurus 2026 Year Horoscope

While on paper there is the same amount of change that there was last year, this is nothing new. Instead, the planets are finishing what they began last year.

The one planet that has already finished this is Pluto, who after an attempt in 2023 and again in 2024, finally returned to your career sector in November 2024, where he will stay until 2044.

Pluto was here last year when, for the first time in 77 years, Uranus returned to your income sector, only to retrograde back out and then return to Taurus four months later, where he begins the year. However, after a direct turn on 5 February, Uranus, the third of the three outer planets on the move, will return to your income sector on 26 April, where he will stay until May 2033.

This is right in the heart of what could be the most lucrative months of 2026, which will run from Venus, the planet of money’s return on 6 March, to Mars’ departure on 19 May.

As each planet returns, including Uranus, they will all form a friendly aspect to Pluto in your career sector. That will also be the case when the faster planets return to begin the most active months of the year on the job front. This will kick off with Venus’ return on 7 August and end with her departure on 4 December.

During that time, Venus will leave but retrograde back in for a do over, with the Sun and Mercury moving through in between to keep her seat warm. As each returns, they will spend their early days in a friendly aspect to Uranus and Pluto, setting the scene for what will be a good year across the income, work and career fronts.

Meanwhile, other major planets on the move this year are Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune.

For Jupiter, this is expected, as he ends his 12 month focus on all aspects of communication on 29 June, before returning to spend the next 13 months in your home and family sector. This will kick off your biggest year for growth and expansion on the home, family and or property fronts in over a decade.

As for Saturn and Neptune, just over six weeks into the year they will leave your sector of friendship, teamwork and networking. In Neptune’s case, he has been here since 2012, and Saturn since March 2023. Both will return to a nostalgic and reflective, but also intuitive and imaginative, part of your chart.

On the one hand, this brings you to the end of your current three decade long Saturn cycle, with a chance to start preparing for his return to Taurus in 2028. On the other hand, this is where Neptune, the planet of hopes and dreams, is going to call home for the next 13 years.