Good advice. The link in the original post didn't work for me, so I found the article with Google: [techcrunch.com]
I work in IT and have looked at password managers many times over the years. I ended up using KeePass because we use it at work for desktop application logins (only available in paid version of LastPass) and I found positive reviews of it over the years. I'm not crazy about KeePass because it's not very easy to use. I set it up for my dad when he was 88 years old, but wasn't able to teach him how to use it or get him to learn on his own before he passed away, just short of his 90th birthday. I've found LastPass gets much better reviews, so I'm switching over to it. [pcmag.com]password-managers

My birthdate is a secret

I have unique passwords for everything. I have a password generator set to 15 charters, 3 upper case, 3 lower case, 3 numbers, 3 special characters. I hope we can move away from this single factor authentication within the next 10 years.

Cheap Rolodex works