Female athletes' costs outweigh their earnings
Briefly

A new report from Parity illustrates that over half of surveyed female athletes face higher costs than earnings in sports, with 64% considering leaving due to finances.
Despite the enthusiastic growth of women's sports, 58% of pro female athletes made $25,000 or less in 2023, with many citing high expenses to compete.
Athletes are often stuck juggling outside jobs alongside their demanding training schedules; as one athlete noted, maintaining personal finances becomes a formidable challenge.
While the topic of female athletes' salaries is debated, many endure the dual burden of competing and managing high associated costs, which often exceed their earnings.
Read at Fortune
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