Above is my quote right? How come you did not quote it?
Anyway, UOB is known to revise their rates without any prior warning. So, call UOB or just visit Post#1 and Post#2 when your funds are ready to be placed in FD.
Bro, firstly, I wanna thank you for letting me know you appreciate my "hard work" at my blog
Secondly, life has its up and down moments but for now I tend to agree it's wonderful. Most of you guys here are placing new FDs periodically. I, on the other hand, is withdrawing my FDs periodically and getting poorer by the day

And if you had read my previous article,
My Pride and Joy Who Also Makes Me Poorer By The Day, I have said that I will now be cashless sooner that I have expected.
As for the FDs being back dated, I learned this from an aunty many years ago. I was at UOB PB Centre and there was this aunty sitting if front of the teller for quite a long time not doing any transaction and kind of holding up the Q. So when it was my time to be served at another counter, I asked the teller what is with the aunty, and I was told that she was waiting for HQ to approve her appeal for her matured FD to be 1. given the promo rate and 2. back dated to the date it matured. So, from then onwards, I learned to be thick skin and request for stuff. However, it is not often that my request are approved but if my FD matured like for 2 or 3 days only
plus I offer them some sweetener (e.g. I promise to place X amount or I have another FD due soon), then it is easier for it to get HQ approval. And it also depends on my relationship with my RM or Bank Manager because if they are not willing to call/email HQ, then there's no way it can be back dated.
As for UOB, since last month, I don't even need fresh fund, they are willing to give me whatever promo rate they are offering for my matured FD on the spot without needing HQ approval. Banks are now competing for our funds and I guess UOB is on aggressive mode as they are offering straight forward FD at 3.5% and 4.05% for 3 and 12 months respectively. Next time you go to the bank, ask the teller what is their current monthly target quota for deposits and you'll be shocked!
Frequent Flyer = probability of getting killed in air higher too, hahahaha.
And since you took the trouble to thank me and letting me know you appreciate my work, I have decided to include in my up coming article on how you may just find yourself richer (up to several thousands Ringgit) by placing a 3 month FD with a certain bank.
BR also allowed backdated on maturity date and nego rates. Once i had a deposit nego rate backdated 4 to 5 days, or it could be that the ABM is slow on informing me that my nego rates is approved.