$10 in 2017 is worth $13.67 today

$10 in 2017 has the same buying power as

$13.67 in August 2026

That is 37% more, an average inflation rate of 3.48% a year over 9 years.

Put the other way, $10 today buys what $7.32 bought in 2017. Cash kept under the mattress since 2017 has lost 27% of its value.

$10 from nearby years

$10 inWorth in August 2026Inflation that year
2012$14.592.1%
2013$14.381.5%
2014$14.151.6%
2015$14.130.1%
2016$13.961.3%
2017$13.672.1%
2018$13.342.4%
2019$13.101.8%
2020$12.941.2%
2021$12.364.7%
2022$11.458.0%

How $10 from 2017 grew

$0.00$2.00$4.00$6.00$8.00$10$12$14201820202022202420262026.625: $14
$10 from 2017 in each later year's dollars

$10 of 2017 spending, by category

Not everything rose at the same pace. What $10 spent on each of these in 2017 costs today:

CategoryCost in August 2026
Food$14.01
Rent$14.57
Gasoline$16.99
Medical care$12.48
New cars$12.23
College tuition$12.00
Electricity$14.66
Clothing$10.89

Try a different amount or date

$10.00 in 2017 has the same buying power as

$13.67 in August 2026

Prices rose 36.7% in total, an average of 3.48% a year.

Questions

How much is $10 in 2017 worth today?
$10 in 2017 is worth $13.67 in August 2026 dollars, according to the U.S. Consumer Price Index.
How much would I need today to match $10 in 2017?
You would need $13.67 to buy what $10 bought in 2017. That is 1.37 times as much.
How much buying power has $10 lost since 2017?
Kept as cash, $10 from 2017 buys only what $7.32 of 2017 money bought. It has lost 27% of its buying power.
What was inflation in 2017?
Prices rose 2.1% in 2017. Since then the average has been 3.48% a year.

Other amounts from 2017

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