According to the consumer centers and the German Tenants’ Association, every second heating bill is incorrect.
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Dusseldorf Tenants will receive their heating bills in the coming months. This year in particular, it’s worth taking a look at the numbers, says Jutta Hartmann, a lawyer and heating cost expert at the Tenants’ Association. Because of the high energy prices, the bill for many households is likely to be higher than in the previous year.
In addition, more than every second bill is incorrect or in need of clarification, as confirmed by the Rhineland-Palatinate consumer advice center. “Those who check the positions thoroughly sometimes save a lot of money,” says Max Müller, energy consultant at the Rhineland-Palatinate consumer advice center. What tenants should pay attention to – the most important questions and answers at a glance:
Heating costs: What can the landlord pass on to tenants – what not?
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