Here are Apple's top 8 apps for managing your money

With so many startups trying to shake up the world of personal finance, there are more options than ever to get started investing and saving your money.

ETFs (exchange traded funds) in particular, are changing the way many young people are investing in the market. In the past 10 years, ETFs, which usually have lower costs than mutual funds, have gone from $230 billion in assets to around $4 trillion in early 2016. And many startups are trying to take advantage of this by presenting their take on a "new" style of investing.

But it's hard to know which of these new apps and startups are worth your time.

Apple recently put together a handy list of the apps it thinks you should be using to invest and save your money. They range from apps that help you save without thinking about it, to no-cost ways of trading stocks.

Here are Apple's top 8 apps for managing your money: