Password security is a total pia but it must be done. The best way I've read about is the use of a password manager program. That program is on your computer or mobile device like a thumb drive or smart phone so how do you secure it? By encrypting it with a very robust password. You only need to remember that one complex password. Once in the program, then all your passwords stored there are already linked to your various items that need it so you don't have to remember all the different ones. There's a couple of ways to store that password for easy access like sticking it on the back of one of your credit cards or put it on a thumb drive that you keep on your keychain so all you do is plug it in and copy/paste it into the manager. Here's a good article about all this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Password_manager

Some forums I visit will send me an email saying I need to change my p/word as part of their routine security. When I started getting too many junk emails and I called my ISP I was told to change the p/word and that removed a lot of the problem. A friend uses AOL and same thing, change her p/word got rid of most of the junk. Using an encrypted password manager makes it easy to change p/words to the most bad*** military grade p/words you can imagine because you don't care what it is, the manager automatically enters it in the appropriate login fields of the different websites.

Bob

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