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In her work as a managing partner with a boutique investment company, Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland is supposed to know everything about common investment  devices. This expertise helps her steer her clients in the right direction, and make good investment decisions with the money they've at hand. Occasionally, Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland finds that the work she does is complicated to outsiders, who could not understand particular monetary terms. This confusion can result in bad press, and a substantial amount of misunderstanding. Recently, the idea of endowments came under fire, and Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland hopes to clear up this confusion. In 2011, universities and colleges were scrutinized for building up large endowments while pupils were struggling to pay their enrollment costs. Creators in publications like USA Today implied that such endowments were "rainy day funds," and that the institutions could simply spend the money, but were choosing not to do so. While this might make for good copy, Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland says that the truth is rather more   confusing. An endowment, according to Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland, isn't generally provided without strings attached. Instead, endowments often contain very particular language about how the funds can be used, when they might be used and how much should vacation in reserves. All of these conventions allow investors to be sure that the funds will last for a distinct time period of time, Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland says, and they can enable investors to site some of their holdings as capitol for the investment. Since the money will not be spent quickly, the holdings can work as leverage while the endowment builds up funds through interest payments. So as instructional institutions may have built up endowments in 2011, those often won't translate into scores of available cash, Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland says. The tools just do not work that way. Learning about investing may be tough, but experts like Joelle O'Reilly-Hyland can certainly make complicated terms a bit simpler to understand. Curious parties are encouraged to setup appointments in order to learn more.