Personal finance is now more important than ever. The rough average income for a four person family in the US per 2009 was between $65,000 and $70,000. That is not exactly the most amazing aggregate amount to feed, clothe, and shelter four people. Millions of people were rendered jobless, businessmen facing huge losses and stock markets collapsing down. Particularly the banking sector and the small scale industries have suffered a lot, due to its dependency on liquidity. It is not surprising if you are one from the crowd of losers, facing huge debts and dilapidated income. Being able to find the best services in the industry at the lowest costs is the goal. But sometimes our busy schedules don’t lend themselves very well to doing so. Of course other times it’s just more efficient to not spend time looking for deals.

There has been a site launched that has one goal in mind. Pool the efforts and experiences of others to make all our financial lives easier and more fruitful. It encompasses information around 9 topics:

Credit Report
Identity Protection
Income Tax Preparation
Personal Credit Cards
Personal Finance Software
Automobile Insurance
Foreclosure Listings
Mortgage Broker
Stock Market Trading

You could spend days sifting through the hundreds of thousands of personal finance sites that blanketing the net. A search engine results will only give you so much. The goal of Thriftest.com is to take it to a higher level. A local level.  A user level. Then you won’t be reliant on trial and error.