A Reddit discussion went viral recently, exposing a financial blind spot among Gen Z and millennials: many don't grasp that credit card interest compounds monthly if you carry a balance. They assume it's basic knowledge, but nobody ever actually taught them. The gap between what seems obvious and what people actually understand about debt mechanics is surprisingly wide. Turns out, financial literacy isn't instinctive—it's learned. And plenty of people are learning it the hard way.

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