Used the new Tax-Free Childcare website? Tell us how it went
7 June 2017
A few weeks ago the Government launched a new website, the Childcare Service, allowing parents to apply for the Tax-Free Childcare scheme as well as up to 30 free hours of childcare a week. Yet some have reported technical problems with the site, so we've teamed up with parenting site Netmums to see how users have found it.
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