"financial ease" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a state of having no financial stress - for example, "In retirement, I'm finally able to enjoy financial ease."
The change was pushed during a period of financial ease, as oil money gushed in.
Artisans and tradespeople lowly folk, in the eyes of someone like Cicero in fact presented themselves with a certain dignity, even some financial ease.
It recalls critiques of Caitlyn Jenner for failing to represent those who have transitioned without such financial ease – and the reality star herself makes a cameo here in a strange gameshow fantasy.
Gottlieb, who as head of Knopf published two best-sellers ("The Stories of John Cheever," "Falconer") that at last gave Cheever the financial ease that had always eluded him, said, of his editorial selection from the journals, "There were... those who thought, 'Why are you doing this stuff?
Your hopes of a life of financial ease and happiness is still possible.
Gardens and crisp green lawns have been carefully tended over the years; sunrooms, decks and carports speak of financial ease and comfort to scale.
Much research has been devoted to examination of the financial easing policy of the European Central Bank (ECB).
But the pressure on financials eased later in the session, allowing broad-market gauge S&P 500 to tack on 1.34% to 1382.
When such financial restrictions ease we are likely to see more providers offering green mortgages.
When its financial worries ease, the company still does not fully replenish its warehouses, but it lets its inventories shrink at a slower pace.
Not until Eliot was unexpectedly hired by the colonial and foreign department at Lloyds Bank did his financial burdens ease a little.
