Inflation Calculator

See the future cost of money after inflation.

Last updated: 9 Aug 2026

Quick answer

Future cost = amount × (1 + inflation ÷ 100)^years. For example, ₹1,00,000 at 6% inflation will cost about ₹1,79,085 in 10 years. Enter today's amount, an inflation rate and the number of years above.

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See how inflation erodes money over time: future cost = amount × (1 + inflation ÷ 100)^years. Enter an amount, rate and horizon.

How to calculate inflation impact

  1. 1 Enter today's amount.
  2. 2 Enter an expected inflation rate and number of years.
  3. 3 We compound the amount to show its future cost.

Frequently asked questions

How does inflation affect my money?
It raises the future cost of goods, so the same amount buys less over time.
What inflation rate should I use?
Indian retail inflation has often been around 5–6%; use a rate you expect for your horizon.
How do I beat inflation?
Invest in assets that historically return above inflation, such as equity mutual funds.

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