want for nothing

1. Not lack any necessities or comforts, as in He saw to it that his mother wanted for nothing. This term uses want in the sense of “lack.” “Mid-1600s”

Example Sentences

However, Gilda says her children and grandchildren "want for nothing" and enjoy gadgets and holidays abroad, in contrast with her own austere upbringing, while spending time and money on a stereotypical cruise would be her "worst nightmare".

From BBC

"My own grandchildren want for nothing, with their own phones and gadgets and loads of Lego," she said.

From BBC

But I want for nothing in Seattle.

From Seattle Times

He argued he can make that happen because he has created a trust in their name, he has a surrogate, he will father them, he will take responsibility; they will want for nothing.

From Los Angeles Times

Her 17-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son want for nothing, she said.

From New York Times