Heating maintenance contract - how much should it cost?

I keep telling my little one he has to do [Haustechnik]. There he has job security until retirement. He just also has to get a master craftsman certificate, the journeymen don't earn much. But he still has at least six years.

I keep telling my little one he has to do building services engineering.

I, on the other hand, always say, do what you feel like and not what someone "dictates" to you. ;)

Hmm do you live that out then? If I did, he would watch YouTube and play computer games, poison the dog with chocolate, leave his trash and clothes lying around everywhere, and never go to school again. Oh, and of course he wouldn’t go to bed, never brush his teeth, and he probably would never reach the age when one usually starts their vocational training. I dare say it would be similar with your child. Regarding his career choice, he would try to become an influencer, pursue nothing else, and probably make a living with Hartz IV and/or occasional jobs. Although, I am wrong about him: at the moment he shows interest in the volunteer fire department. Maybe he wants to become a professional firefighter. I would find that great, too. Replace "muss" with "should, if you want financial security and an interesting job content..."

We pay 186€ per year for maintenance costs for the WOLF CHA. And yes, we had to conclude this because of the BAFA subsidy. In addition, this is apparently required for the 5-year warranty.

Unfortunately, this is often close to the truth. One must not forget that the BAFA subsidy for heat pumps, which ran until last year, required the conclusion of a maintenance contract.

Thanks for the info. I really didn't know that. I completed the BAFA subsidy at the end of 2020.

I, on the other hand, always say, do what you feel like and not what someone "prescribes" to you. ;)

I would like to be a millionaire by profession, but it hasn't worked out yet... And when I look at all the lawyers and journalists from university and how many of them have a proper job, nope. The interest should be there, but it doesn't help if you can't finance your life with the job.