Susan Miller's full horoscope for January 2017: The new moon in Gemini will open a bright path

At the beginning of the month, you will find yourself considering a partner who has caused you a lot of hesitation in recent months. Next, please see Susan Miller's complete January 2017 horoscope for Gemini.

Susan Miller's full horoscope for January 2017 for Gemini

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At the beginning of January, you will find yourself considering a partner who has caused you a lot of hesitation in recent months. You have Saturn in your marriage house, a part of your chart that also rules business collaborations and partnerships of all kinds. You have been learning lessons in recent weeks, and in October, November, and December you may have to decide how committed you are to a partner, whether you want to fix a mistake and stay together or leave. A lot depends on how life has been going for your partnership so far, going back as far as the past two years. You may feel a lack of cooperation to some extent, and Saturn in the seventh house is a well-known reason. In a relationship, if you feel like you're pulling not only your weight but your partner's as well, that makes sense - Saturn may be asking you to shoulder more than you can bear. It's a momentary feeling. It may be that your partner is in a difficult situation and you need to help him or her, and you may not know the extent of the problem if the situation is a business relationship.

In 2015, those Geminis born in May seem most challenged in a love or business alliance. Those born between June 1 and 13 will find 2016 stressful and difficult. Now it is Geminis born between June 14 and 20 who are feeling this trend most directly. Fortunately, Saturn comes once every 29 years and lasts for three years. You will not feel the full effects of Saturn's entry, but only as Saturn moves into deeper angles of his sign and passes high in the sky, so to speak.

The last time Saturn was in your opposite sign, Sagittarius, was from November 1985 to 1988. You may not have been born yet, but if you’ve experienced this trend before, you’ll be able to handle it more easily. Saturn is a great teacher and his lessons are indelible.

The New Moon arriving in late November gives you a chance to start over, either by mending a long-standing relationship that's been a bit troubled, or by entering into a new one, or you might do both. This relationship issue was - is - either with a steady partner in a committed relationship, your spouse, a business partner, or a collaborator (such as an agent, publicist, writing partner, designer, lawyer, accountant, or the like). The new moon provides an all-encompassing trend in December. Now as you move into January, you may have seen signs of healing, or you may have entered into a brand new relationship.

The new moon at the end of December falls on December 29 in Capricorn, shining a bright light on your finances in January. You seem to be very focused on getting your finances in order, perhaps getting ready to submit your tax return to your accountant in January. Make sure you get that right - Mercury goes retrograde in your financial sector in December, beginning on December 19 and going direct on January 8. It’s best to wait until after Mercury turns direct before sending your organizational materials to your accountant. If you've been waiting for funds that were promised to you, you may see your check cashed after January 8th.

While it’s unwise to spend cash, you could be offered generous gift cards for the holidays, a new electronic gadget, a car or an appliance until Mercury goes direct. Mercury rules Gemini, so you often feel the effects of Mercury retrograde more directly than any other sign.

If you are getting a divorce, you may be able to find a fair way to divide the marital assets, especially if you start it in early January. Have an open conversation, but make sure you don't let it go unanswered. After Saturn entered Capricorn, on December 12, 2017, the ultimate end to this new year, you had a lot of difficult times with your soon-to-be ex.