Inflation Calculator
Prices go up every year, so money buys less over time. See what your rupees will be worth in a few years — and how much you will need then to buy what you buy today.
In 5 years, Rs. Rs. 100,000 will buy what Rs. 78,353 buys today.
This is an estimate, not a forecast. Inflation is not the same every year, and the rate you type is a guess — try a higher and a lower rate to see the range.
No live inflation rate is used here — you type the rate yourself. The maths is compound: prices multiply by (1 + rate) every year.
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Questions
From you. There is no live rate in this tool — type the rate you expect, for example 5%. Try a higher and a lower rate to see how much the answer changes.
Because prices rise. If prices go up 5% every year, Rs. 100,000 buys 5% less each year, and the effect compounds — after 10 years at 5%, it buys about what Rs. 61,391 buys today.
No. It is a simple estimate that assumes the same rate every year, which never happens in real life. Use it to plan, not to predict.
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