Schaumburg, IL – Schaumburg Township is hosting a free seminar aimed at educating residents on how to identify and avoid scams, schemes, and financial predators. The event, scheduled for Thursday, September 12 at 11 a.m., will take place at the Township building and is open to the public. The seminar is presented in collaboration with Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Northern Illinois (CCCS), an organization dedicated to helping individuals protect their finances and avoid becoming victims of scams.
Attendees will learn crucial skills, including how to recognize and prevent fraudulent emails and phone calls designed to steal hard-earned money. The presentation will cover the latest tactics used by scammers and provide actionable advice on protecting personal information. According to Schaumburg Township, registration is required and must be completed by September 11.
For more information or to register, residents are encouraged to contact Schaumburg Township’s Disability & Senior Services at 847-285-4541. This educational opportunity is part of the township’s ongoing efforts to promote financial literacy and community safety. Don’t miss this chance to equip yourself with the knowledge needed to safeguard your assets from fraud.
