The card belongs to James Black. Jane Sampson just transferred all the cash she could get hold of, plus all the money she could access in James Black's account, to this card.
"There's not much money in the card right now, but later, the trust company will transfer all my remaining money to this card. You should also talk to Alexander Forest and let him use it freely."
Even so, Jane Sampson knew it was just a drop in the bucket.
The assets she held in trust were not something that could be liquidated at will. After all, these were left to her by her elders. From the beginning, they worried she wouldn't understand financial management, so when they handed them over to professionals to manage, they arranged the investment directions of these assets.
What can be liquidated are just some fund stocks and bonds, while the rest, those under contract to only receive annual dividends, actually make up the majority. There are no conditions for her to liquidate them.
