ITunes ask for my password, old password saved

So every time I access my account in iTunes or attempt to purchase something a prompt comes up that states I have entered the wrong password.  How do I go about saving my password so this won't happen in the future?  Apparently an old version is saved and it tries that one and it's wrong.  I don't see a "save password" option when entering my password otherwise it would be easy to correct.  Using the new red iTunes.  Thanks!

Same problem here, and the issue started a couple of weeks ago (pre-Yosemite) when I updated my Apple ID password due to a possible security issue.
When I launch iTunes for Mac, the window posted above (Enter ID and Password–Apple ID was entered incorrectly) appears.
I enter my Apple ID and Password, and the following additional window appears: Did you forget your password?
I click cancel on this screen, and iTunes behaves as expected, allowing purchases and everything else.
The next time I launch iTunes, the cycle of password issues starts over.

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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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