What will things cost in the future?
Prices rise every year, so the same rupee buys less over time. Enter an amount, an inflation rate and a number of years to see the future cost, and what today's money will be worth then.
Latest official CPI inflation: 5.54% for September 2026 (MoSPI, all India).
Cost then
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Cost then = cost today × (1 + inflation)^years
What today's amount will buy then is the reverse: amount ÷ (1 + inflation)^years. Value lost is the share of buying power gone.
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India's consumer price inflation has mostly been between 4% and 7% a year over the last decade; 6% is a common planning figure. Education and health costs often rise faster.
Cost then = cost today × (1 + inflation)^years. At 6%, prices roughly double in 12 years.
By earning more after tax than prices rise. A savings account at 3% loses value at 6% inflation; long-term equity and some deposits have done better, with their own risks.
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