Inflation Calculator: Understand & Beat Inflation Smartly.

Wondering how inflation affects the purchasing power of your money over time?

This is the simple and a yet powerful Inflation Calculator that can help you understand the impact of inflation and the time value of money on your savings and investments.

Just enter the current amount, expected inflation rate, and time frame to see how inflation can erode your wealth—or how smart planning can help you stay ahead.

It’s the perfect tool to plan your financial goals and ensure your money works as hard as you do!

Future & Reverse Inflation Calculator

Enter your details below to see how inflation affects your money.

Current Amount (AED): Inflation Rate (% per year): Choose Time Frame:

Number of Years:

Results

Understanding Inflation

Inflation is a silent threat that erodes the purchasing power of your money over time. It represents the gradual rise in the cost of goods and services, leading to a reduction in the real value of your income and savings.

Every dirham you hold today will buy less tomorrow unless your investments outpace inflation. Think of inflation as negative compounding working against you 24/7.

How Does Inflation Impact Your Money?

Activity: Try to recall the prices of five essential items or services from five years ago. Compare those prices to today's costs. What do you observe?
Share your findings in the comments below!

The result is clear: inflation "eats" your savings for breakfast, lunch, and dinner unless you make your money work smarter through effective investment strategies.

Future Inflation Calculator

Use the calculator below to understand how inflation impacts the value of your money over time.

Reverse Inflation Calculator

Ever wondered how much your AED 1,000 in 2010 would be worth today? The reverse inflation calculator feature lets you explore the past purchasing power of money, helping you understand the real impact of inflation over time.

You can calculate the value of money in either:

X years from now
A specific future or the past

How to Beat Inflation

To ensure your savings grow faster than inflation, invest in options that provide a Real Return—growth that exceeds the inflation rate.
For example, if inflation is 4% and your investment grows by 6%, your real return is 2%.