Are you tired of always banging your head trying to remember what passwords belong to what account! Well, luckily some guy sat down and declared that this headbanging is enough! we have a problem and it needs a solution. That's when the infamous password managers came into existence, basically, a vault where all your password login credentials are stored and protected, the fun part is you only need to remember the login credentials for the password manager to log in to the other 100 accounts that you have!.

There are a lot of password management services out there free and premium, some services such as Google and Microsoft have included it for free when using their browser software. When you log in to a site when using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge you get a pop-up notification that asks you to save your password for the page so that the next time you log in it Auto Fills the form Automatically. These passwords are all saved in a password manager that can be accessed with your computer password or Google/Microsoft Account password.

For the case of premium password managers or the modern term "password vaults," they are considered safer as they always ask you to enter the one time password to log in to the different accounts that you have had the passwords saved in the vault. I personally recommend businesses that have people that carry around confidential information most of the time to invest in a premium password manager. 

Here is a link (Click this link) to the best premium password managers in the market and their user reviews. A small tip I have learned on the way, "The Data you possess is more valuable than you, make sure it is in the right hands!"