• Material Wealth
• Financial Security

The King of Pentacles is a worldly man with a knack for success and material achievement. He lives the good life and enjoys fine wine and dining and high quality threads. He can be somewhat showy and his self confidence may lead him to brag about his material possessions.

Essentially the King of Pentacles is a good man who can teach us how to lay solid material foundations and demonstrate how to generate wealth and prosperity.

• Ambition
• Practicality

The Queen of Pentacles is a woman of the world, her ambitious yet practical nature have helped her to accomplish many things. She can offer good, practical advice and give you the benefit of her vast professional experience.

This lady likes the finer things in life and thinks nothing of indulging herself and others close to her in life little luxuries.

• Dependability
• Dilligence

The Knight of Pentacles is a hard working soul, he is quiet and humble and reliable. He may not be too imaginative but it’s his patience and perseverance that will lead him to his achievements. This card can signify a phase when we should embody these traits and use hard work and determination to ensure that our own dreams and aspirations are achieved.

• Work Plans
• Apprenticeship

The Page of Pentacles represents the time in our life when we plan our careers or work life and start. We decide where we would like to study what career path we’d like to follow and then we set the plan in motion. The Page of Pentacles can also indicate that there’ll be good news regarding exam results or promotion.

• Property
• Inheritance
• Prosperity

The Ten of Pentacles represents material security and prosperity. Solid foundations have led to sustainable wealth. Often this wealth has close ties to the home and family so this card can indicate a family business or a property or even an inheritance.

• Wealth/Success
• Pleasure

The Nine of Pentacles symbolises wealth and success, there is a sense of self satisfaction and contentment. This is a really positive and attractive card; the period of time it represents should be relished. On a financial level it doesn’t get much better, this could be due to a windfall or the simply the ripe fruits of labour.

• Learning a New Skill
• Hard Work

The Eight of Pentacles signifies a time of learning , whether it’s academic study or training to acquire a new skill. Hard work now will pay off in the future, this is a period of time when we have to knuckle down and start making headway towards our long term goals.

• Work/Career Decisions
• Perseverance

The Seven of Pentacles symbolises important decisions that need to regarding a work situation. There could be a proposition that creates a work dilemma. Do we risk past hard work and rewards for the possibility of something bigger and better? There is a sense of success about this card but it is long term success and perseverance and determination are required to achieve it.

It’s important that the right choices are made, where we find ourselves in time to come will be a result of good and bad choices made now.

• Generosity
• A Gift

The Six of Pentacles is a Karmic card, it symbolises the rewards we reap when we grow good seeds. We could find ourselves on the receiving end of good will and generosity by way of a gift or assistance. We may even be called upon to show generosity to others. This is a card of sharing, giving and receiving.

• Financial Loss
• Money Worries

When we see the Five of Pentacles in a spread we should be careful with our finances. This card represents financial loss and money worries. Something of value may be lost or we may have to shell out a large sum of money for an unexpected bill. This card can also reflect a period of time when we are struggling to make ends meet and money is scarce on a day to day basis.

• Insecurity
• Materialistic

The Four of Pentacles represents an unrealistic fear of losing money which can leads to a miserly and materialistic attitude. We need to let go of possessive attitudes and remember that material wealth is not a measure of self worth.

• Early Rewards
• Prize/Award

The Three of Pentacles indicates that a period of hard work will be rewarded. Achievements will gain the recognition they deserve and the material rewards will follow. Although this card symbolises a stage of completion we should remember that this initial success must be followed up with more hard work. We cannot rest on our laurels and become complacent.

• Fluctuation
• Prudence

The Two of Pentacles represents a period of time when we have to ‘juggle’ our finances in order to maintain a balance. Small amounts of money may become available just at the right time. We may feel as though we’re borrowing from Peter to pay Paul but if the balance can be maintained then the financial prospects look positive.

During these times it’s best to remain prudent and refrain from overspending.

• New Job/Business
• Financial Gain

The Ace of Pentacles indicates a new job, a business or even a windfall. The raw energy in the Ace represents the driving force behind a productive phase when material achievement is attainable.

The Ace of Pentacles provides the energy, drive and ambition needed to launch a successful business venture.

The essence of this card is still material so we can rest assured that when we see this card there will be financial gain, even if it falls into our laps unexpectedly.