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There is like thousand ways to protect data,most of info posted here will do the job.
To determine what will be best for you,you need to determine ration between paranoia and comfortability - for example,if you use program like roboform with single master pass,you will access your data very fast but you will also have a single point of failure.You can fix that problem with having several walls of protection,for example first to use roboform to store passes,and second wall would be entire hard drive encrypted with truecrypt or any other program which encrypt entire drive.So if someone breaks a password of truecrpyt,he will still need to break password of roboform as well.Also you need to pick between offline and online storage(as roboform passes can be stored both way)-if you are too paranoid,you will avoid online storage,but online storage is great since then you always get data updated when using several computers.And while storing data online is risk to get penetrated by online invaders,it again protect against offline invaders.
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