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What was that peso amount worth in today’s money?
Calculation: input amount × (2025 index ÷ selected-year index)
present value = input amount × (100 ÷ selected-year index)- Choose the year and amountEnter the peso amount shown on a payslip, receipt, ad, budget or family record from 1960 onward.
- Compare Philippine price levelsThe calculator compares average Philippine consumer prices in the selected year with prices today. It does not use the peso–dollar exchange-rate change.
- Read the result as a national estimateUse the answer as an estimate based on average consumer prices, then check region, wage rules and the particular good when those are central to the question.
Price data
PSA provides the CPI and rebasing framework; BSP publishes price and exchange-rate tables; NWPC documents regional minimum wages.
- Price data
- World Bank · FP.CPI.TOTL
- Reference year
- 2025
- annual average
- 1960–2025
Check prices, wages and the peso separately
- Consumer Price Index releasesPhilippine Statistics Authority releases and supporting material for the national and regional CPI.
- How Philippine prices have changedBangko Sentral ng Pilipinas table drawing on PSA data and distinguishing price measures from other monetary statistics.
- Philippine peso exchange ratesBSP tables of daily, monthly and yearly peso exchange rates. These show currency values, not changes in Philippine consumer prices.
- Regional minimum wage ratesNational Wages and Productivity Commission wage orders and current rates by region.
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.