well–off 
/ˈwɛlˈɑ:f/ adjective
better off; best off /ˈwɛlˈɑ:f/ adjective [also more well–off; most well–off] 1 : wealthy
▪ Her family is extremely well-off. 2 : in a good position or situation
▪ He doesn't know when he is well-off. [=he complains even when his situation is good] — usually used as better off ▪ You might be better off in a different career. 3 Brit : having a lot of something — + for ▪ She is well-off for money. ▪ Both teams are well-off for good players.
▪ Her family is extremely well-off.
▪ He doesn't know when he is well-off. [=he complains even when his situation is good] — usually used as better off ▪ You might be better off in a different career.
