Pluto in Sagituarius in 2nd House

Pluto in the Second House
When you want something, you want it very much, and you will work very hard to get it, whether it is a possession or an important goal. As you grow older you will discover that money is very important to you, because it allows you to get what you want. You are likely to accumulate a great number of possessions.
You are very concerned with having complete control over everything you possess. You resent interference from people who tell you how to use your possessions.
The major problem to watch for is that of becoming so loaded down with possessions that you lose your freedom of movement. In such cases you must get rid of the excess baggage.
*You are likely to have a fixation on money, wealth, and material resources. You may totally renounce material desires and ownership, or become obsessed with having, owning, and accumulating. Your attitudes towards owning, keeping, and sharing will undergo major changes in your lifetime, and your fortunes are likely to run very hot or very cold.
#Issues of self-esteem may push you toward transformations in your life. Material success can lift you out of material poverty, and it may improve your sense of self-worth, but it is your understanding of the flow of spiritual energy that has the biggest impact on your spiritual development in the long run.
^Pluto's energy in your 2nd House brings control issues into the realm of personal finances. It is here that you may experience great challenges, and you may have some extreme experiences learning about the real nature of money and materiality. You can attract resources through working in fields which involve transformation, healing and renovation, and may revitalize your own worth by allowing your needs to be in charge of your own money. You can share but may not want to share everything. That's okay, as long as you're honest about it!
Pluto in Sagittarius
This placement begins in 1995 and lasts until 2008. During this time many more of society's cherished beliefs will be destroyed, and new religious, spiritual and cultural values will take their place. Few of us would be able to deal with these changes comfortably, and the children of this time will probably be quite iconoclastic, even by the standards we have known.