 TITLE: Should You Use a Password Manager? CONTENT: What Are the Top Password Managers?\n-----------------------------------\nIf you're committed to using a password manager, how do you decide which one to pick? Here are five highly rated options that might be right for you. Most of the services below come with basic free versions and subscription versions that have more features, but the free versions are good enough for most users.\n*   **Bitwarden**: Bitwarden offers three password manager plans: a free basic version, a $10-a-year premium version and a $40-a-year family version. The free version is limited to one user, and includes the ability to sync all of your devices with Bitwarden and to generate secure passwords.\n*   **Dashlane**: Dashlane offers three password manager plans: a free version, a $59.99-a-year premium version and an $89.99-a-year family version. Highlights of the free version include the ability to store as many as 50 passwords (limited to one device) and the availability of personalized security alerts.\n*   **NordPass**: NordPass offers three password manager plans: a free version, a $29.88-a-year premium version and a $47.88-a-year family version. The free version syncs across all devices and saves unlimited passwords.\n*   **1Password**: 1Password offers two password manager plans: a $35.88-a-year basic version and a $59.88-a-year family version. Highlights of the basic version include unlimited devices and unlimited passwords. 1Password does not have a free version, but offers a 14-day free trial.\n*   **LastPass**: LastPass offers three password manager plans: a free version, a $36-a-year premium version and a $48-a-year family version. The free version is limited to one user and one device type (desktop or mobile), includes access to a password generator and the ability to share passwords with family and friends. END