₹1 Crore Value in 2050 Due to Inflation in India

By Prathamesh Suryavanshi

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₹1 Crore Value in 2050

The ₹1 crore value in 2050 due to inflation in India is a major concern for investors and savers. If inflation continues at an average rate of 5% for the next 25 years, the value of Rs 1 crore today will fall to just Rs 29.5 lakh in 2050. This shows how the purchasing power of money decreases over time due to rising prices.

Effect of inflation on Rs 1 crore

YearValue of ₹1 Crore TodayApproximate Worth
2025₹1,00,00,000₹1 crore
2035₹1,00,00,000₹60 lakh
2040₹1,00,00,000₹47 lakh
2050₹1,00,00,000₹29.5 lakh

This table shows that over time, if inflation remains constant, the real value of money continues to decrease.

Why inflation matters

  • Inflation is the increase in the prices of goods and services every year.
  • As prices increase, the same amount of money buys fewer goods.
  • For example, what people buy for ₹1 crore today will buy for only ₹29.5 lakh worth of goods in 2050.
  • Thus, ignoring inflation can be a dangerous thing for financial planning.

Impact on salaried class and job seekers

  • For government job seekers, it is important to understand inflation:
  • Salary revisions and Pay Commissions take inflation into account.
  • Pensions and allowances often increase with the inflation rate.
  • Savings in fixed deposits or low-return instruments lose value over time.
  • Therefore, planning for inflation is essential for job security and retirement.

How to beat inflation

To protect money, one should invest wisely.

Choose instruments that give returns of more than 5% per annum.

Equity market, mutual funds, gold and real estate are generally inflation-proof assets.

Government schemes like PPF, NPS and Sovereign Gold Bonds also provide some protection.

The value of Rs 1 crore in 2050 due to inflation in India highlights the harsh truth about money. With an average inflation of 5%, the value of savings decreases by almost 70% in 25 years. Therefore, every salaried individual, job seeker and investor should devise financial strategies that are in line with inflation.

Prathamesh Suryavanshi

Research student at Shivaji University, Kolhapur

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