Here's a look at the state of credit card rates from Bankrate.com's weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts conducted April 28, 2010.Interest Rate RoundupMortgagesCDsAuto LoansHome EquityCredit CardsCredit CardsRates: 13.7 percent (all fixed); 14.03 percent (all variable) Both fixed and variable interest rate averages for all credit cards continue to hover around 14 percent. Fixed rates kept to 13.7 percent and variable rates at 14.03 percent. A year ago, the average fixed rate was 12.33 percent and the mean variable rate was 10.78 percent.Affinity Federal Credit Union is the latest issuer in our survey to eliminate its overlimit fee.You can find your best credit card deal -- by type -- at Bankrate's interactive tool.See all credit card rates content.-- Leslie McFadden advertisementRelated Links:The danger signs of bad creditIs credit history key to your credit score?Manage your credit historyRelated Articles:Know rules on rebate cardsLow-rate credit card riskFixing debt is first step
Here's a look at the state of credit card rates from Bankrate.com's weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts conducted April 28, 2010.
Both fixed and variable interest rate averages for all credit cards continue to hover around 14 percent. Fixed rates kept to 13.7 percent and variable rates at 14.03 percent. A year ago, the average fixed rate was 12.33 percent and the mean variable rate was 10.78 percent.
Affinity Federal Credit Union is the latest issuer in our survey to eliminate its overlimit fee.
You can find your best credit card deal -- by type -- at Bankrate's interactive tool.
See all credit card rates content.
-- Leslie McFadden
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