Inflationdata.com Website Review

We've as*embled a variety of inflation calculators to suit your every need whether you want to calculate inflation by specific month or just by year. We even have developed a fun steam punk inflation calculator that goes back to 1774 and even estimates future inflation. Of course we also provide the official  U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Inflation calculator as well.  Plus a U.K. Inflation We have also updated our Cu*ulative Inflation Calculator which calculates inflation down to specific months giving it a cool new look and the ability to not only provide the cu*ulative inflation rate but also show changes in purchasing power. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. HIT ENTER TO CALCULATE (Be Patient remember this is Steampunk Technology it takes a moment to build up steam! ) The steampunk inflation calculator was designed to be a fun way to calculate U.S. inflation from 1774 through future estimates up to 2024. So it is not only a past inflation calculator but also a For the period from 1913 - present, the data is based on the annual average U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI so it will produce the same result as the BLS Inflation Calculator (see below) but it also combines other data sources for the periods outside the range available from the BLS. The Steam Punk Inflation Calculator tells you the cu*ulative inflation rate over the period chosen plus the inflation adjusted price of a starting value of your choice. Simply enter the starting year, ending year and starting value and hit Remember this is a SteamPunk calculator so it takes a moment to build up enough steam to generate an answer. Please be patient and enjoy watching the lights flash and the gears spin. You can click the reset bu*ton to try different numbers and watch A special thanks to Dana Mattocks for creating the amazing original SteamPunk Computer that this calculator was based upon and his is based on the CPI data they calculate every month. It is a quick and easy way to calculate basic changes in purchasing power using average