'I'm a mum - how to save up to £2,000 a year on childcare'
The BudgetingMum said: "I had two children under two and was forced to leave my full-time job as a Phlebotomist in the NHS due to the cost of childcare."
Working parents need to earn at least the minimum wage, for the equivalent of 16 hours a week, to be eligible for tax-free childcare.Self-employed workers are also eligible, provided they earn this amount as well. Before you apply, you need to have some important details handy first - this includes your National Insurance number and your Unique Taxpayer Reference if you're self-employed.Once you've applied, you can follow the government's step-by-step guide to login into your account.
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