A partner wants to leave a job and open a business. Seeing Po Jun in the Spouse Palace can prompt a discussion about change, but it is not permission to spend shared savings. The two people need to define their different risks.
Define what support means
Support might mean encouragement, taking on more household work, lending a limited amount, or becoming an investor. Each has a different cost. The chart owner's Spouse Palace concerns their response to the partner's change; Wealth, Home, and Career questions show what the household can actually absorb.
A proposed cafe funded by all family savings needs a spending cap and living reserve. A three-month pop-up test may show real sales before a long lease. A small side project has another risk profile. Do not use one star to treat both cases alike.
Put the agreement in writing
Hua Lu asks where funding or customers come from; Hua Quan who decides; Hua Ji who carries debt or delay. Agree on a review date and an exit rule. If one person is asked to leave their job, discuss pay, ownership, benefits, and the cost of returning to work. Use the chart for questions and a qualified professional for contracts and tax details.