I have put in for HLB eFD yesterday, it was much easier than going from one bank to another.
Initially I have not read the terms and conditions properly as funds are needed to be from another bank and not from HLB and transferred from Affin to HLB first. When I tried to initiate the eFD, then only I found out. So I transfer back to Affin and did the eFD placement the next day. I have wasted 22 cents for the transfers...lol.

I'm doing a simple calculation based on months, might not be that accurate, but close enough, so don't flame me.

Let's say you are taking option no.1 which is 2 months @ 3.58% and 15 months @ 4.28%, placing $100,000 for example.
That means you are placing at $100,000.00 for 17 months.

The first 2 months your interest would be $100,000 x 3.58% per annum (=$3,580.00), divide by 12 months and then multiply 2 months = $596.67

The next 15 months your interest would be $1000,000 x 4.28% per annum (=$4,280), divide by 12 months and multiply by 15 months = $5,345.00

Therefore total interest you receive for 17 months is $596.67 + $5,345.00 = $5,946.67.

To get average interest amount per annum, you divide the $5,946.67 by 17 months and multiply by 12 months which is 5,946.67/17 x 12 =$4,197.65.

Therefore average interest would be $4,197.65 divided by RM100,000 and multiply by 100 (to get percentage) = 4197.65 / 100,000 x 100 = 4.19765% per annum (which is close enough to 4.2%)

The above is my understanding and should it not be correct, please by all means correct me.

My apologies, missed the 1:1 placement on the brochure....eyes failing me in my later years now..lol.

Anyway, I would think that the 2 months placement would be able to be up lift after 2 months. Previously they had another offer where it was 20/80 placement with the same plan where the 20% placement would be credited back to CASA after 2 months maturity, I had participated that plan.