better off
• in a more desirable or advantageous position, especially in financial terms.
• "the proposals would make her about £400 a year better off"
well off
adjective
• wealthy.
• "her family are quite well off"
Similar:
wealthy,
rich,
affluent,
moneyed,
cash rich,
with deep pockets,
well-to-do,
prosperous,
opulent,
substantial,
comfortable,
propertied,
of means,
of substance,
rolling in money,
rolling in it,
in the money,
loaded,
stinking rich,
filthy rich,
well heeled,
flush,
made of money,
quids in,
worth a packet,
worth a bundle,
on easy street,
oofy,
fortunate,
lucky,
well placed,
in a fortunate position,
in a privileged position,
thriving,
successful,
flourishing,
sitting pretty,
