Compound continuously is the best but not the answer

The video tutorial recaps previous lessons on annuity and compounding, discussing the effects of different compounding frequencies. It explores interest rates in loans and credit cards, emphasizing the importance of time in compounding. The concept of continuous compounding is explained, highlighting its applications in finance and nature. A practical exercise is provided to calculate continuous compounding, reinforcing the lesson's key points.

What examples were given regarding the types of loans and their interest rates?

What was the conclusion about the most important factor in compounding money over time?

How does the teacher suggest one should approach saving and investing to maximize compounding benefits?