10 Home Office Upgrades That Older Reviewers Swear By

A highly rated password logbook You know the feeling: You know you just changed the password for a site — sometimes minutes prior — but it's now out of your head. While the safest place to keep your passwords is in a digital password manager, this reviewer-beloved logbook offers an analog solution, with tabbed pages for you to jot down usernames, websites, passwords and other account info, saving you time and headaches. Reviewers recommend you use a pencil so you can easily erase and update information as needed. "I'm in my mid–forties, and with a gazillion internet accounts to have to keep track of, my memory simply isn't enough anymore.