Well regardless of your scheme, you should still write down your passwords!<p>Just because it&#x27;s not feasible to lug a moleskine with that long long list of passwords to everywhere as a &quot;password manager&quot; solution, doesn&#x27;t mean that you shouldn&#x27;t write them in that notebook, which you store in a safe place. Not for quick &amp; easy access, but for <i>backups</i>.<p>You don&#x27;t have to do it on paper, but it&#x27;s a good choice because it&#x27;s low-tech, easy for anyone to use (bus-factor, next-of-kin) and exactly as secure as your common sense, making it exactly as secure as anything else you can use.<p>Being unable to access accounts, because you forgot the passwords, that you didn&#x27;t write down anywhere is equivalent to losing data because you didn&#x27;t make backups. Which we also tease people about, right?<p>Have you written down your LastPass master-password anywhere?