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Inflation Calculator (India)

Future cost and value of money.

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Inflation Calculator (India) · SaralKit ↗

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See what things will cost in the future and how much buying power your money loses to inflation, for a car, a wedding, your child's education or retirement.

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How to use the Inflation Calculator (India) tool

  1. Enter an amount in today's rupees.
  2. Choose the inflation rate and the number of years.
  3. See the future cost and what today's money will be worth then.

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Frequently asked questions

What will ₹1 lakh be worth in 10 years?

At 6% inflation, ₹1 lakh in 10 years will buy what about ₹55,800 buys today. Put the other way, something costing ₹1 lakh today will cost about ₹1.79 lakh.

What inflation rate should I use for India?

Retail (CPI) inflation in India has averaged roughly 5–6% over the last decade. Education and healthcare costs often rise faster, around 8–10% a year, so use a higher rate for those goals.

Why does inflation matter for savings?

If your savings earn less than inflation, they lose buying power. A savings account at 3% with 6% inflation loses about 3% of real value every year.

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