Pluto in the second house ties money, self-esteem, body, pleasure and power into one strong knot. The person may have almost instinctive financial sense: seeing profit where others see an ordinary thing, sensing a profitable deal, attracting the right people, rising from poverty, building business, managing resources, real estate, taxes, banks, other people's interests and large material flows.
But Pluto does not give an easy attitude toward money. For it, money is not just comfort, but proof of strength, safety, sexuality, control and the right to live. Therefore the person may passionately want wealth, fear poverty, painfully compare themselves with others, cling to property, be jealous of other people's resources and perceive financial loss as personal humiliation.

