Klingt das richtig auf deutsch bei Kasse sein = to be rich
Gut bei Kasse sein=to be flush, in the money
und die Antonyme knapp bei Kasse sein (lack money); schlecht bei Kasse, mittellos, blank?

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Klingt das richtig auf deutsch bei Kasse sein = to be rich
Gut bei Kasse sein=to be flush, in the money 
und die Antonyme  knapp bei Kasse sein (lack money); schlecht bei Kasse, mittellos, blank?

Answer

"Gut bei Kasse" is not as strong as "reich". It means that someone has to worry less about money than most other people (in the given context). But that can also be temporary.
In the same way, "knapp bei Kasse" means that someone is short of money at a given moment - not necessarily permanently, and not necessarily completely broke.

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-> knapp bei Kasse sein ; schlecht bei Kasse -> there is not a lot of money but some, you have to do good caculation
-> mittellos, blank are definitely stronger and  there is no money at all.

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