by Fred Fuld III
If you are like me, you have hundreds of different passwords, and if you are doing what you are supposed to for protecting your accounts, those passwords should all be different.
Just as one example, I have 31 different accounts that just begin with the letter A, including Amazon, AT&T, American Stock Transfer, AAA, American Express, Apple, and many others. I have even more accounts that begin with the letter C.
I used to write down all the passwords on a list but with hundreds of passwords, it took forever to find the one I want. In addition, I never wanted to type my passwords on a file on my computer, in the event the computer got hacked. I figured writing them down would be easier.
Now I have a book called Email and Website Password Logbook which is set up in sections by letters of the alphabet. In other words, all the accounts with the letter A, all the accounts with the letter B, and so forth, making it easier to find the password I am looking for. It is much easier than looking down a list where everything is scrambled in terms of the alphabet.
The Email and Website Password Logbook is currently available on Amazon for less than $7, and I highly recommend it.
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