Sentence examples for for well off from inspiring English sources

Under the new scheme all those eligible for care will be able to demand care at the £500 rate, in effect cutting care bills for well off people by about a fifth.

I'm also a perfect example of the inefficiency of tax cuts for well-off people.

In short, Mr Osborne's Budget for Savers is actually a Budget for well-off older folk.

Not so long ago, many elite colleges resembled finishing schools for well-off white Protestant men.

Is organic simply a fad, an expensive indulgence for well-off Guardian readers?

The top tax rate for well-off individuals would be lowered from 39.6%to37%7%.

Geography mattered much less for well-off children than for middle-class and poor children, according to the results.

Funds like these are most suitable for well-off investors who are between fabulously wealthy and middle class, advisers say.

Tutoring courses, for well-off condidates are to be found, the biggest of which is run by Henry Seidman.

"Normally," he said, "I think it actually shows some solidarity for well-off people to be receiving the same social-insurance benefits as others".

It is not unusual for well-off Mongolian families to vacation in tents in the mountains, and we could understand why.