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I do something similar since password managers have been hacked and I don't totally trust their security.
I store passwords in a password protected Word file on a Bitlocker protected USB drive (and a backup copy). I only access sensitive sites at home so the USB drives are stored in safe place at home and the router is disconnected when I access the USB drive
I've used LastPass (browser extension) for a few years. They had a problem once:
LastPass Hacked
Users only needed to change master password.
More info: What Happens if LastPass Gets Hacked | Our Security Model
You could additionally use LastPass Pocket for backup:
LastPass - What is LastPass Pocket?
Last edited by Callender; 30 Jan 2019 at 21:39. Reason: modify link
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