The Six of Pentacles represents collaboration and change. Number six in numerology represents domestic happiness, harmony and stability, children, and family obligations. This card also represents favour and charity with approval and support. In this card you see a rich man dropping coins into the hands of a kneeling beggar, there is another man wearing an old looking sewn up cloak holding out his hands as the next beggar to receive what the rich man is giving. The rich man is holding a set of scales in his left hand by the second beggar. He is showing that justice will be served. Six pentacles are holding up in the air surrounding the three men. There is a large city in the background. Your financial situation could be improving by way of a monetary boost or salary increase at your place of work. 

Standing upright

This represents generosity or being in need. There will be fairness in all circumstances. Justice will be served somewhere in your present circumstances or whereby there are thoughts of injustice. Someone or something is coming to your aid. Mercy will be upheld in all circumstances. 

Standing in reverse 

This could be a person who is not willing to help others in need. The card could signify a miserly person, who does not feel the need to share, who is a victim unto themselves and their circumstances. There could be someone acting out with bribery or envy. This could also be a person who is a spendthrift.

Interpretation 

It is time to put aside any pride you may be carrying and ask for help. If a person can help and is willing to, even if you cannot pay them back straight away, you can pass on that help and kindness to someone else in the future, should the person not wish to be repaid. This will keep up the good flow of money energy because money is an energy of exchange. It has its own vibratory level. There is enough to go around for everyone. You may be in a position that you feel the need to ask for a salary increase in your job right now. If you have any doubt or feel fearful about asking, then do not because you may be pleasantly surprised. Help is at hand.