To delete or not to delete, that is the question....

surreysaver

I have two profiles on my phone. One with minimal apps on which I log onto when out and about.
Next time I get a new phone this one will stay at home with all the apps

noclaf

I only have a couple of banking apps on my phone as am a bit old skool and set in my ways! It's both a blessing and a curse lol.
In some ways because it's a bit of a hassle to login to each of my accounts I don't tend to obsess over cash accounts aside from check-in's every now and then. However regarding investments (ISA/SIPP/Wrk pension) I check them far too often or think I need to reduce the no.of times I visit Google finance! I've learned over time not too tinker based on being reactionary...the COVID-induced drop in Equities helped me to build up some discipline though aware there have been much worse/more significant drops during other events. I was oblivious/ignorant of investments during the GFC so I didn't feel anything...maybe a good thing! I am now much more aware and it does contribute to some stress (albeit not with longer term investments such as SIPP/Pension) but am learning to just go with the flow and try to keep everything as simple as possible which in turns helps to reduce the chance I will tinker too much.

Bostonerimus1

I have an app for my bank on my phone and have it set up for contactless payment, but that's it. I would never put apps connected with my investing and pensions on my phone.  I rarely check my pensions etc. 

Kim_13

Only the Curve app is on my phone, the rest are on my iPad which doesn’t go out very often. When the iPad does go out, it’s for a specific purpose and getting there by car.
 

If Chase allowed the app to run on two devices simultaneously I would probably put that one on my phone now that there’s no reason to use them for savings, as it is my spending account.

cloud_dog

Just as a related comment for financial apps I do have on the phone, I am starting to make use of the Private Space available in Android 15.  It helps make them slightly more secure (nothing is perfect) and, out of sight is out of mind 😁

trickydicky14

If my investments are on the up, I tend to check frequently, when they take a nose dive, I put the phone in a draw for a week and do my breathing exercises.