Free Printable Password Tracker

This printable password tracker post has been sponsored by Verizon. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Do you have trouble remembering your passwords? It seems like there are so many passwords to remember and they need to be changed regularly, making it even harder to remember from day to day. The good news is, a printable password tracker can help you keep up with all your passwords AND do it in style! Tuck it into a pocket in your planner or keep it in your purse for easy access and you’ll never get locked out of an account again!

There are different apps and programs available to keep track of passwords electronically but I prefer paper for a lot of things. I’m just old school, I guess. If you’re a little old school too, you can use this simple printable I’ve created to help you keep up with all those numbers, letters, and characters for each website and social media site you regularly use.

But before I share the link to the printable, let me tell you about a fun workshop coming up for the 55+ crowd in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex!

Verizon 55 Program and Free Workshop

Technology can be tricky for those that didn’t grow up with it but it’s a necessary and convenient part of life today. You can really add to your productivity if you know how to use technology to its full potential. Verizon is hosting a workshop to help you make the most of your smart phone {android or iPhone}. You’ll learn a pile of ideas, including great productivity apps, how to be safe on a mobile device, fun games, and photo apps.

If you live in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and are in the 55+ age group, I’d love to have you come join me at an upcoming one-hour free workshop!

When: Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Time: 11:00 am
Where: Verizon, 1400 William Tate Avenue, Grapevine, TX
Who: anyone 55+ {grab your friends and join us for a fun outing!}

If you’re 55 or older and use a smart phone regularly, be sure to check out Verizon’s 55 Plus Plan! You can save up to $50 a month on America’s most reliable network!

Free Printable Password Tracker

Ready to get your passwords organized?

Click on the printable password tracker link and print it on your home computer then fill in all the website, user name, email address, and password information for each site.

Tuck the paper into a safe place in your home office or into a pocket in your planner {keep it in a place where it won’t slip out and get lost or be seen by eyes that shouldn’t see it}.

As you change your passwords on different sites, you can write the information on a new row … and simply print out a new copy as needed.

I’d love to hear how you store your passwords!