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What was that money worth in today’s Australian dollars?
Calculation: input amount × (2025 index ÷ selected-year index)
present value = input amount × (100 ÷ selected-year index)- Choose the date and denominationThe calculator begins in 1966, when Australia introduced decimal currency. For an earlier amount in pounds, shillings and pence, use the RBA’s pre-decimal calculator linked below.
- See the amount in today’s dollarsThe calculator compares everyday Australian prices then with prices today and gives you an easy-to-read estimate.
- Read the result in contextRead it as an estimate in today’s money, then consult earnings, property, product or investment data if that is what the original amount represents.
Price data
ABS publishes prices and earnings; the RBA provides older figures and explains their limits; official currency sources explain the 1966 changeover.
- Price data
- World Bank · FP.CPI.TOTL
- Reference year
- 2025
- annual average
- 1966–2025
Check CPI, earnings and decimalisation
- Consumer Price Index, AustraliaABS releases, data tables and methods for the national CPI.
- RBA Inflation CalculatorLong-run calculator covering calendar-year, financial-year and quarterly comparisons.
- Average Weekly EarningsABS earnings figures for different groups of employees and types of pay.
- Pre-decimal Inflation CalculatorRBA calculator for pounds, shillings and pence, with source and comparability notes.
- Decimal currencyRoyal Australian Mint history of C-Day on 14 February 1966.
Updates and corrections
Calculations are updated when an official annual series changes or when an error is confirmed. A modified date changes only after a substantive change; sources, coverage and limitations remain visible.