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rich "Rich" or well of what"Well off": Which is the way more common in the USA?

I saw in a diccionarydictionary this expression:

well off is like  : rich

myMy question is: is it more common to use this well off"well off" or rich"rich" in the USA.?

exampleExample:

they must be well offf foroff to buy a househouse there

or

they must be rich forto buy a house there

bothBoth are correct I know, but what is more common or best forto explain a people that have a lot money.?

rich or well of what is the way more common in USA?

I saw in a diccionary this expression:

well off is like  : rich

my question is: is more common use this well off or rich in USA.

example:

they must be well offf for buy a house there

or

they must be rich for buy a house there

both are correct I know but what is more common or best for explain a people that have a lot money.

"Rich" or "Well off": Which is more common in the USA?

I saw in a dictionary this expression:

well off is like: rich

My question is: is it more common to use "well off" or "rich" in the USA?

Example:

they must be well off to buy a house there

or

they must be rich to buy a house there

Both are correct I know, but what is more common or best to explain people that have a lot money?

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rich or well of what is the way more common in USA?

I saw in a diccionary this expression:

well off is like : rich

my question is: is more common use this well off or rich in USA.

example:

they must be well offf for buy a house there

or

they must be rich for buy a house there

both are correct I know but what is more common or best for explain a people that have a lot money.