Don't know any deals for LastPas, but have a look at BitWarden, same sort of functionality but quite a bit cheaper. Pretty sure you can import from LP to BitWarden too. 

What features do you need that the free version doesn't provide?

lxsw20:

Don't know any deals for LastPas, but have a look at BitWarden, same sort of functionality but quite a bit cheaper. Pretty sure you can import from LP to BitWarden too. 

lxsw20: ... but have a look at BitWarden, ...

Yip heard of it & tested it previously. Michael Bazzell from Intel Techniques recommends Bitwarden as well.

Unfortunately, right now & for the next several weeks, I have to concentrate on other things first. Testing, learning & WAF require me to make the transition smooth & painless. So it's stick with the 👹 you know.

Aaroona: My only concern with BitWarden is it’s not really “mum” friendly. I considered it, but the recovery aspects of LP are what kept me there because I’m the account recovery for mums vault, which I had to use recently.

BW I would say is more secure, because of it, but doesn’t lend itself to “user friendliness” for forgetful people.

This is interesting. Why is BW more secure?

Lastpass was hacked some time ago and not one password was leaked. That is pretty secure imo.

mattwnz:

 

What features do you need that the free version doesn't provide?

 

My reason for getting premium was that was the only was to use my hardware 2FA Yubikeys

Brend:

 

Aaroona: My only concern with BitWarden is it’s not really “mum” friendly. I considered it, but the recovery aspects of LP are what kept me there because I’m the account recovery for mums vault, which I had to use recently.

BW I would say is more secure, because of it, but doesn’t lend itself to “user friendliness” for forgetful people.

 

This is interesting. Why is BW more secure?

 

Lastpass was hacked some time ago and not one password was leaked. That is pretty secure imo.

 

Maybe "secure" wasn't the best word for it since the barrier to entry to invoke the recovery features is high. But I'm not the biggest fan of having password reset options for my "kings to the kingdom", which LastPass has. Again, good for the user friendliness for those who are forgetful, but for me, it's a point of entry I'd rather not have.

Additionally, when the 2FA SMS recovery wasn't working for mums account, LastPass were able to just "turn off" the 2FA component to the account (after verifying a couple of bit of information), so it could be bypassed. 

BitWarden doesn't have any such recovery features.