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A Cleveland, Ohio-based business services provider bought the employee benefits and retirement section from Advantage Benefit Planning (ABP), based in Pleasantville, N.J.

CBIZ acquired on Dec. 30, 2011, the employee benefits and retirement book of business from ABP.

Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

The acquisition is expected to add about $900,000 in revenues to CBIZ.

The company said it will retain the staff of the employee benefits and retirement book of business, including Vaughan Reale, the principal.

CBIZ provides professional business services to more than 140 company offices in 36 states.

On the highway or just on a back road, everyone should practice defensive driving. Defensive driving can not only save you money, but it can also save your life. In addition, defensive driving helps to protect the lives and property of others around you while on the road. As well, defensive driving can help you to avoid legal problems such as speeding tickets and arrest.

The key to defensive driving is to pay attention to your own driving habits. Between other vehicles on the road, cell phones ringing, billboards flying by, animals darting out in the road and all manner of other distractions, it can be very easy to lose focus while driving.

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The car is one of the greatest inventions in human history. It has also been the brunt of more pranks than any other human invention. (Thank goodness for auto insurance.) There are literally hundreds of car pranks out there, and here we present you the 25 best … for informational purposes only, of course!

1. Zip It, Zip It Good

This one is simple, yet hilarious. Tie a zip tie to one of the driveshafts: the sound of the tie smacking against the car body makes all the noise you need to make your friend paranoid hes about to lose an axel.

2. From Tailpipe to Bagpipe

Equally simple: attach a whistle to the exhaust. T

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The dentist may not be a top priority for you, but skipping this routine maintenance can actually end up costing you far more than you save by not going. Skipping dental visits in an effort to cut costs actually creates much more expensive side effects. Unfortunately millions of Americans are forgoing routine dental care because they don’t have insurance or can’t afford it. However, the Institute of Medicine found that 33 million Americans live in areas that don’t provide sufficient dental services. The Institute of Medicine also reports that nearly five million children skilled dental checkups because their parents can’t afford it.

Many dentists say they see patients regularly who haven’t had their teeth checked in years in an effort to save money. However,

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Just a week after the official start of winter, Rhode Island officials are warning residents that the colder months bring not only an increased chance of snow and ice, but also some auto insurance considerations that may not always come to mind.

Meteorologists have predicted that many parts of the country will experience below-average temperatures this winter, which officially began on Dec. 22.

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