Little goods, little care.

Having few possessions can mean fewer practical worries, since property may bring duties, risks, and decisions as well as comforts.

It may express contentment with modest means and a preference for simplicity, but it is not a claim that poverty or material hardship is easy.

Use it as a reflective comment on the relative ease of owning little, or as advice against accumulating possessions merely for their own sake. Its tone can be resigned, contented, or gently cautionary, depending on context.