Where is the safest place to save all my pin numbers and passwords?

Eyeful

Use a reputable password manager, some are free some you pay for.
For example.
1. Bitwarden (free & paid) : https://bitwarden.com/
2. 1Password (paid only) :  https://1password.com/
3. Roboform (free & paid) : https://www.roboform.com/
3. KeePass XC (free)  : https://keepassxc.org/

4. You can see videos on YouTube about how to use the above PWM

5. I suggest not using the PWM's that are built into browsers

leosayer

I've used 1Password (linked above) for many years.

It's got so many useful features and makes things so much easier, but it's not cheap.

Eco_Miser

I've been using the computer version of Password Safe for a long time, on Windows and Linux. The database is very securely encrypted, and you can safely keep backups on  USB sticks or in online storage if you wish.

Other password managers are available.

masonic

Both Password Safe and Keepass are good options that confine your data to an encrypted vault on your device, so it is not stored online. You lose the convenience of seamless access from multiple devices, but it is a good compromise.

I started using Ente Auth a while back for 2FA. It's another option where data is locally stored, and it has a nice compact view with the ability to see the current and next code so you don't have to wait if the current one is close to refreshing.

jaypers

I really like Bitwarden. The free version is more than enough, it’s cloud based and it has 2FA for your master login. 

elsien

Duplicate thread

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6608569/where-is-the-safest-place-to-save-all-my-pin-numbers-and-passwords#latest

MSE asks that you don’t post the same question across the forum. 

sausage_time

elsien said:

Duplicate thread

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6608569/where-is-the-safest-place-to-save-all-my-pin-numbers-and-passwords#latest

MSE asks that you don’t post the same question across the forum. 

I have merged into the thread on this board.  It had slightly more traction.

sausage_time

Eco_Miser said:

I've been using the computer version of Password Safe for a long time, on Windows and Linux. The database is very securely encrypted, and you can safely keep backups on  USB sticks or in online storage if you wish.

Other password managers are available.

Another vote for Password Safe, https://pwsafe.org/

There's an Android client too which I use.

ctdctd

Another vote for keepass from me.

I like that it's locally stored and does not require any online account or access once installed.

To protect against loss, I keep copies of the database on my phone, the laptop and also in a cloud backup.

To protect against file corruption, the phone and laptop copies are not automatically synchronised.

IvanOpinion

After the LastPass fiasco I moved to BitWarden and have been very happy. For the sake of £8pa I updated to the Premium version that offers a couple of additional features that I am finding useful.