@skyhookt
There are portals on the web that you can search for your passwords. (and see how exposed they are due to any database breaches). In some cases, you can also check the current price that your passwords are going for. (generally a compiled list).
Although I use a password manager that periodically checks for exposure, I still change my passwords about twice yearly. (at least once for non-sensitive sites). Any entity that is breached will not usually quickly notify you of a breach, and more often will delay notifying its users.
Those who use the same password for everything are in a very disadvantageous state because you will likely never know where the breach originated.
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