Many workers lose unused FSA money — but could still come out ahead. Here's how

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CNBC Top News	Many workers lose unused FSA money — but could still come out ahead. Here's how	While experts say it's best to use up your FSA money, the tax savings on your contributions could outweigh any amount you forfeit. Here's how to tell.	7 Nov, 14:30	7 Nov, 15:15	0m	cnbc.com	First

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