A bit posh: https://twitter.com/AIMStockWatcher/status/1259861322155601920

I print it on paper. It is in a plastic waterproof contrainer which I keep in my fire box. 
I also have small books in there for normal passcodes for non crypto apps etc. (I don't trust myself to write down complex codes, so I print most). 
I then keep an encrypted copy on 2 usbs (7zip sha256 encryption for all password files) which I check once a month. Both are extra durable. 
One is kept in my fire box, the other in my office at work in a locked drawer in a locked room. The one at work is additionally encrypted. 
I have a procedure before I check them and update them on a computer that hasn't been connected to the net since I formatted it, it's alsonthe computer I use to print.
I also have a ledger nano S for crypto. My passphrase for that is engraved on steel plates. I tested it recently.
Additionally, I have other security measures I don't want to get into. However, I ain't losing a password.

I guess I only backed up my passwords once, on a USB stick. It's a good reminder though. What would you suggest as the best option, and quite accessible for a non technical guy?

cabbage

*Sorry, the password must be more than 8 characters.*

boiledcabbage

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1 boiled cabbage

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50fuckingboiledcabbages

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50FUCKINGboiledcabbages

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50FuckingBoiledCabbagesShovedUpYourArse.IfYouDon’tGiveMeAccessImmediately

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NowIAmGettingReallyPissedOff50FuckingBoiledCabbagesShovedUpYourArseIfYouDontGiveMeAccessImmediately

*Sorry, that password is already in use.*

usually only online backups with drive and keeping a hard copy at the safest place but not very often

I usually back up every month, I have a keypass database which is kept on my system as well as in my hard drive. That keypass database takes the master password which is usually stored on my memory or in a pendrive. 

Unfortunately, I copy all the important files when it's too late :)
All except the keys STEEM \ NIVE they are in my possession on paper.

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Weekly. 

I print it out and keep one in a safe, one in a firebox and one in another location. I gave a copy to my "person" with the step by step instructions on how to power down, move money, and get it out, should something untimely happen to me.

Not going into detail, but I use encrypted online backups and various offline backups, on paper and USB, including some in a safe deposit box in a former bank vault. I've learned that losing a key is a greater risk than having it stolen. Luckily, that was just a small amount of shitcoins like Peerplays, and one Steem account I never saved the password for. 

And of course, keeping it on an exchange is a greater risk than keeping it on your own wallet.

I don't trust password managers, which are a single point of failure. I should mention that they're generally recommended by information security professionals.

Having lost 25 Bitcoin, let's just say I've learned a thing or two... (This was back when the BTC price was around $1, so nobody worried about it too much at the time).

I've sent all of mine, via Facebook, to my friends so have multiple copies all over the place that I can access when required. 

(Not really of course.)

I have mine printed and stored in my safes. Seems fairly secure.

Once a week I do backup. I use KeePass and the database is backed up on two hard disks (outside the system) and on a pendrive.

Probably not as often as I should... But I do it in multiple ways. 

1. Taking a photo of passwords.
2. Saving the passwords in a .txt document. (using my phone as a usb memory).
3. Writing down the passwords on a piece of paper.

If I backup certain files on my computer, I usually transfer them to my phone and/or on of my old crappy laptop that barely runs. :D

all the time but i wont share it

I try to at least have three offline backups. My laptop, a hardrive and my phone.