Reverse Inflation Calculator

This calculator determines the nominal increase rate you'll need to maintain the value of your money over a specific period. For example, you can learn how much nominal increase you need in a 10% inflation environment to preserve your money's value.

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Enter your initial amount.

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Enter your target amount.

years

Enter the planned duration in years.

Relationship Between Nominal Increase and Inflation

Nominal increase represents the numerical increase in your money. However, due to inflation, nominal increase doesn't always mean an increase in real purchasing power. This calculator helps you determine the annual nominal increase rate needed to reach your target real value.

Calculation Method

The annual nominal increase rate is calculated using the following formula:

r = (TA/IA)^(1/n) - 1

r = Annual Nominal Increase Rate
TA = Target Amount
IA = Initial Amount
n = Number of Years

For example, to reach $1500 from $1000 in 3 years, the required annual increase rate is: (1500/1000)^(1/3) - 1 = 14.47%

This calculation helps you determine the minimum nominal increase rate needed to maintain or increase the value of your money in an inflationary environment.

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