"spend it for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is using money or resources for a specific purpose. For example, "He had saved up enough money throughout the year to spend it for a new car."
I'll be glad to spend it for you".
"The parents can do nothing with the voucher except spend it for tuition," Mr. Lynn said.
The intelligentsia would like you to go ahead and send your money to them, and they'll spend it for you, because you're too stupid to do it yourself.
Money flowed to them so they could use their genius to spend it for the public good -- and, of course, keep a small commission to spend on their own basic needs, like Carnegie's 64-room mansion on Fifth Avenue.
The figure says there is enough underspend there to fund a policy like this and what's really important is when we see that kind of funding available we want to spend it for the good of the households and businesses.
Where we're headed, you'll be taxed, your money taken away, and the government will support it". "It's a question: Do you believe that the government should be taking your money and spending it for you, or do you want to spend it for you?" Mr. Friess explained.
Congress has already spent it for you".
They're still putting money into retirement funds, and they aren't intending on spending it for decades.
This time, I wanted expert opinions on spending it for maximum happiness, which led me to Sonja Lyubomirsky.
But they would approve if I spent it for a rare edition of Wordsworth with no scholarly value".
They earned money by overwork, and spent it for whisky, and got a habit of roaming about and taking care of themselves...
