Paying for a course can feel uncomfortable even when it is affordable. Wu Qu in the Happiness Palace may frame a need for practical security; the Wealth Palace and bank statement show the real cost. A low-cost course with no time to practice has a planning problem. A course bought with borrowed money has a cash problem. Set a skill goal and review date before renewing.
Wu Qu in the Inner-Life Palace can raise questions about measurable security. A course that produces a portfolio differs from several unused subscriptions. Compare available cash, time to practice, and relevance to career goals. Review the decision after three months using actual output.