The comparison portal “Check 24” advises young people to compare regular tariffs with so-called Young tariffs. Photo: Christin Klose / dpa-tmn
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With the largest supraregional provider, young people can save up to 180 euros within 24 months compared to the regular tariff, with a regional provider even up to 400 euros. However, this does not mean that these are always the cheapest offers. The providers depend on the place of residence, so offers must be checked individually.
Should customers come to the conclusion that a Young tariff is the cheapest, they must prove their age when concluding such a contract. The conditions vary. Depending on the provider, the maximum age is 29 years or proof of a degree or training is required.
Check 24: Internet tariffs especially for young people
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