According to government data released on Tuesday, Oct 18, the annual inflation rate rose 1.5% in September–a near 2-year high inflation jump. As a result, iCalculator has updated its Inflation Rate calculator to reflect this most current data. That means users can now compute inflation rates from 1913 through September 2016. For example, “How much would I have to spend in September 2016 to equal the same buying power for goods and services I spent $20.00 for in 1913?”
Of course, you’re not limited to those years. With our Inflation Rate calculator. you can select any starting year and any ending year (e.g., 1928 and 1952, 1988 and 2013, and so on). And you can enter any amount (e.g., $1.00, $1,000,000, or whatever).
Users never pay for updates. So if you are a current user of iCalculator, the Inflation Rate calculator will automatically reflect this latest update. Learn more about iCalculator…
