Our inflation calculator works for amounts between £1 and £1,000,000,000,000 (£1 trillion). So the cost in 1985 of the same goods and services has risen to £57.68. The inflation calculator also tells you the average yearly inflation rate between two years or months (current year only).

2025年1月15日 · This inflation calculator uses the official UK consumer price index. An inflation rate of 2.09% per year means £100 in 1751 is worth £28,901.53 in 2025. £100 in 1751 is now equivalent to £28,901.53 in 2025.

Calculate the time value of money based on historical data from the United Kingdom, using inflation rates and CPI. To start, select an amount and two years/months.

Enter an amount of money for a starting year to see how much money you'd need to purchase an equivalent set of goods in a finishing year. The calculator will also tell you the average inflation rate and the total amount of inflation experienced between the two years. We use our best estimate of CPI inflation data to calculate these results.

Historical prices can be converted into equivalent present-day prices by using historical inflation rates. You can use this calculator to convert prices between any year in the range 1751 to 2025: The following table shows the annual inflation rate for each year between 1751 and 2025.

Our free inflation calculator uses official ONS data to calculate the real value of savings and the growth rate you would have needed to keep pace with inflation.

UK inflation calculator brings you the latest rates to your fingertips for you to dissect and analyse. Calculate UK inflation rates and compare to previous years.

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2025年1月15日 · Use the form on this page to perform your own inflation calculation for any year. £100 in 1860 is equivalent in purchasing power to about £15,538.46 today, an increase of £15,438.46 over 165 years. The pound had an average inflation rate of 3.11% per year between 1860 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 15,438.46%.

This inflation calculator uses the official UK consumer price index. An inflation rate of 2.17% per year means £1 in 1776 is worth £209.43 in 2025. £1 in 1776 is now equivalent to £209.43 in 2025.