New York Life's latest Wealth Watch survey finds that youth sports have significant financial implications for American families.

Towards the end of my freshman year, someone pointed out that the Thresher paid $12 per article. As a broke college student, my mind immediately went to the essentially “free” Whataburger meals I’d be ...

New York Life Insurance released the results of a poll portraying that very trend on Tuesday. Parents of children who are ...

Parents spend $3,000 annually on youth sports, with many believing their children can play collegiately (83%) and ...

Statistics show participation in youth sports is on the decline — so ESPN wants to bring back the fun and joy of being a ...

Jaylon Tyson, a former basketball guard at UC Berkeley, from a group of private donors. $3,000 to Jordan Chiles, a UCLA ...