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Why prices look so different today

Inflation quietly erodes purchasing power over time. A movie ticket that cost under $3 in 1980 now costs over $15 - not because movies got five times better, but because each dollar bought more back then.

This tool uses CPI (Consumer Price Index) data to translate any historical price into today's equivalent purchasing power. But inflation is only half the story - we also show what that same amount would be worth if you had invested it instead.

Common questions this answers

• How much was a gallon of milk in 1985?
• What is $300/month rent from 1990 worth today?
• Did the S&P 500 beat inflation since 2000?
• How has the cost of a new car changed since the 1970s?

Data sources

Item prices are sourced from BLS Consumer Expenditure Surveys, Statistics Canada, the ONS (UK), and TUIK (Turkey). CPI data is from each country's official statistical agency. Investment returns use total-return index data (dividends reinvested). All data is for educational purposes only - past performance does not indicate future results.

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