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NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Consumer interest rates for credit cards and banking products were mixed the week ending March 28, according to the latest Informa Research Services survey.
The average annual percentage rate, or APR, for platinum cards rose to 11.36 percent, up 0.05 percent from last week. Interest rates ranged from a low of 5.5 percent to a high of 19.8 percent for the week and stood at 11.28 percent a month earlier.
Rates for introductory purchase credit cards also dipped slightly to 1.75 percent on average, and was the same 1.75 percent a month earlier. For the week ended April 5, rates ranged from zero percent to 9.9 percent.
Reward, or incentive-based, credit cards rose slightly to a 12.38 percent average, up from 12.37 percent last week, with a range of 5.99 percent to 17.74 percent. Rates stood at 12.38 percent a month earlier.
Interest rates for banking products were higher, with 12-month CDs advancing to a 2.52 percent average annual percent yield, or APY, up from 2.48 percent the previous week.
Rates for 12-month CDs ranged from 0.35 percent on the low end to 4.06 percent for the week. A month earlier, the average rate stood at 2.36 percent.
The average interest rate for money markets rose fractionally higher to 0.89 percent, up from 0.87 percent a week ago, with a range of 0.02 percent to 3.35 percent. Rates stood at 0.84 percent a month earlier.
Interest rates for checking accounts ticked up to a 0.35 percent average, up a fraction from last week's 0.34. Rates stood at 0.34 percent a month earlier and ranged from 0.01 percent to 3.30 percent the week ended April 5.
Below are the rates for key savings products from the 10 largest banks. You can compare rates for banking products, as well as credit cards, using the rate-search tools above.
