I have been using passwordsafe for a few months now and am very happy with it. I only wish it had a sidebar like interface but I haven't found any reasons to switch from it. If you have a fingerprint reader, like I do, then you don't even need to enter password for the master database. Just scan your finger and you are good to go.

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Wow, for FW finance we sure have a lot of people spending cash on software to do what excel can do for free (there are freeware form fillers as well). Excel on a locked USB key is how I do it. It's funny all the ways people go about 'protecting' themselves - once you move into pws more complex than 'password' your biggest concern is people with physical access (cleaning/housekeeper/family) installing a sw or (more worrisome and less detectable) HW keylogger.

I use Password Corral.
All of my coworkers uses password corral as we have too many password that needs to be changed in timely basis as they expire and there is no way to remember all passwords.

Link:Password Corral

Just my 2 cents

bterwilliger said:Wow, for FW finance we sure have a lot of people spending cash on software to do what excel can do for free (there are freeware form fillers as well). Excel on a locked USB key is how I do it. It's funny all the ways people go about 'protecting' themselves - once you move into pws more complex than 'password' your biggest concern is people with physical access (cleaning/housekeeper/family) installing a sw or (more worrisome and less detectable) HW keylogger.

As mentioned, Roboform also lets you easily fill-in forms and log on to all your accounts. And of course, it has its own password to be able to use it.

I also vouch for Keepass.. Open source software that works as well or better than commercial software and it has a small memory footprint.
http://keepass.sourceforge.net/

I've been using it for about a year now.
Supports AES Rjindael encryption.

See a list of features here:
Features

The only con i see is that it doesn't fill in passwords for you on websites automatically. However, it does have shortcuts to copy your login/password into the copy/paste buffer for you to paste it. (It automatically clears the buffer after x number of seconds, so other programs can't read your password from memory.)

Storing passwords in there is vastly superior than storing it on paper or passworded excel (easily crackable).
It would be very difficult to crack the master password for Keepass if you have a good/mixed/long password. I've made my master password about 25 characters long, so it would take a long time to brute force it. Keepass also has a feature where you can store a key file on a usb flash drive, so that any time you want to open up Keepass you have to have the master password and the flash drive to get to your passwords. People who may have keystroke logged your password would need your flash drive in addition to your master password to get to your passwords.

I use the same user name and password for all the online banking accounts.
That way I never forget and never have to rely on any software. I am not comfortable with giving my password to anyone, including the software.

I have a book I keep in a drawer! How archaic is that! I doubt someone could figure out my code for the accounts and I have about 4 passwords I use and I only write the first 3 letters down, since I know the passwords by heart. I have 5 years of passwords in there and it must be at least 100 different ones.
( Credit Card logins, banking, forums,shopping....) crazy! the only problem is if I die, no one in my family will be able to access all my stuff, so I need to set that up better in my will!
( yeah, about that will I need to get around too...)

RushnRockt said:Roboform-ing here all the way. I have dozens of passwords for all kinds of websites, so I can't remember everything, I feel confident enough with this software. I also have copies of all passwords in "Any Password"

P.S. Roboform is not web-based

roboform for me as well, great program. for backup, i use my palm.
edit: and, as for many others, when i write down the passwords, i store them in cryptic form only I know

I just use "password1234!@#$" on all sites... it is much easier!!!

JUST KIDDING!!!

I use passwordmaker (http://passwordmaker.org), which is a firefox extension. Just remember a master password, and your site-specific password is calculated on the fly, and can be copied to the clipboard. Nothing to be stolen, and nothing can be key-logged. It also has some sort of fill-in capability. And an online version is also available.