# Password Manager

**This is the single most important page in this entire documentation.** The password manager holds the keys to nearly every online account, service, and subscription. Getting into it unlocks everything else.

## Password Manager Details

<table id="bkmrk-password-manager%5Be.g"><tbody><tr><td>**Password Manager**</td><td>*1Password*</td></tr><tr><td>**Account Email**</td><td>*sblizzard@gmail.com*</td></tr><tr><td>**Master Password**</td><td>*@M\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*j*</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Where to Find the Master Password

**IMPORTANT:** The master password is not stored digitally for security reasons. It can be found:

- *\[e.g., "Written on a card in the fireproof safe in the office closet"\]*
- *\[e.g., "Sealed envelope with attorney \[Name\] at \[Firm\]"\]*
- *\[e.g., "\[Person's name\] also knows it"\]*

## How to Log In

1. Go to *\[URL — e.g., vault.bitwarden.com\]* or download the app
2. Enter the account email listed above
3. Enter the master password from the physical location described above
4. You may need a two-factor code — see the "Two-Factor Authentication Devices" page

## What's Inside

Once you're in, you can search for any account by name. Each entry has the username, password, and usually the website URL. Important categories to look for:

- **Banking &amp; Financial** — bank logins, investment accounts, credit cards
- **Insurance** — home, auto, life, health
- **Utilities** — electric, gas, water, internet
- **Email** — email account passwords
- **Government** — IRS, Social Security, DMV
- **Subscriptions** — streaming, software, memberships

## Emergency Access Feature

*\[Does your password manager have an Emergency Access or Trusted Contact feature? If so, who is set up as the trusted contact and how does it work?\]*