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Inflation calculator · United Kingdom

What an amount from any year since 2006 is worth today, from the official consumer price index.

£1,000 from 2016 = £1,418 today
Prices +41.8% since 2016

Kept as cash, £1,000 from 2016 buys what £705 bought then. Official consumer price index; 2026 is an estimate.

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        Inflation in the United Kingdom since 2006: what your money is worth today

        Inflation means the same amount of money buys less over time. The calculator above uses the official consumer price index to show what an amount from any year since 2006 is worth today, and compares it with other countries.

        What £1,000 from each year is worth in 2026

        FromPrices since then£1,000 then is like … today£1,000 kept since then buys
        2006+78.7%£1,787£560
        2008+68.6%£1,686£593
        2010+59.7%£1,597£626
        2012+48.7%£1,487£672
        2014+42.8%£1,428£700
        2016+41.8%£1,418£705
        2018+34.7%£1,347£742
        2020+31.1%£1,311£763
        2021+27.8%£1,278£782
        2022+17.1%£1,171£854
        2023+9.2%£1,092£916
        2024+6.5%£1,065£939
        2025+3.0%£1,030£971

        National consumer price index; 2026 is an estimate. The highest yearly inflation in this period was 9.1% in 2022.

        Frequently asked questions

        What is £1,000 from 2016 worth today?
        About £1,418 in 2026 money: prices rose 41.8%. Kept as cash, £1,000 from 2016 buys what £705 bought then.

        What was the highest inflation in the United Kingdom since 2006?
        9.1% in 2022.

        Rules and official sources: see “Rules applied (2026)” in the calculator. Last checked: October 2026. Estimates for information, not financial advice.

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