A password manager is not just a nice to have tool. It so happens, that a robust password manager is also the best line of defense against online fraud. Thus, even if you do not need to keep track of many passwords, you should still use a password manager.
Here is why:

How the SignupShield^tm Password Manager Addresses Fraud:

	Phishing
	Phishing is the act of fooling users into logging-in to fraudulent websites by impersonating real ones. Although these websites may appear authentic to the user’s eye, SignupShield does not assess website authenticity from a visual point of view, but rather senses it through the data it presents, which cannot be mimicked. Consequently, it will not submit secret credentials to fake websites and keeps users safe from phishing.
	Key Logging
	Key loggers are malicious software tools that, when installed on a computer, memorize your keystrokes and later transmit them to a third party. Because SignupShield automatically fills in your passwords to login forms, you bypass having to type them in, thus avoiding the security threat presented by key loggers.

Handling Security Sensitive Websites:

	Compatibility with Financial and Banking Websites
	Security is most paramount when dealing with financial websites. However, such sites tend to use more complex login techniques. SignupShield is the only password manager that can tackle those complex login requirements, both when it captures and automatically fills out your data. SignupShield can automatically handle account identification forms, random security questions and answers and finally, password forms.
	Create Unique and Hard-to-Guess Passwords
	SignupShield’s auto-signup tool, can automatically create robust passwords for you, when you sign-up for a new online account or when you have to change an existing password.

How SignupShield Keeps Your Data Secure:

	Encryption
	SignupShield encrypts your data with an algorithm derived from a master password that you select. It doesn’t keep record of this master password, so only you have access to your passwords because only you know the master password.
	Layers of Protection
	SignupShield lets you select one of four encryption methods to hide and protect your secret data. It employs enhanced industry standards, including AES with 256 bits keys. Furthermore, SignupShield uses several layers of protection so that even if you use a short master password, your data is better protected than with a simple encryption method.
	Virtual Keyboard
	SignupShield provides a login helper tool, which lets users employ a virtual keyboard that fools key-logging spyware when entering a password into SignupShield for the first time.
	No Password Guessing
	SignupShield senses when someone is trying to access your passwords by guessing at your master password. It reacts by making the login process exponentially longer each time the master password is incorrectly entered, deterring guessing.