$100 in 2013 Is Worth $144.64 Today (September 2026 CPI)

$100 in 2013 has the buying power of $144.64 in September 2026. Prices are 44.6% higher, an average of 2.83% a year, by the official Consumer Price Index (CPI-U): 2013's average index was 232.957 and September 2026's is 336.940. Put the other way, $100 in September 2026 buys what $69.14 did in 2013.

Inflation in 2013 was 1.5% (the change in the year's average CPI from 2012; December to December, 1.5%), the 33rd lowest of the 112 years since 1914.

Inflation year by year, 2008 to 2018

YearAverage CPI-UInflation$100 then is worth today
2008215.303+3.8%$156.50
2009214.537−0.4%$157.05
2010218.056+1.6%$154.52
2011224.939+3.2%$149.79
2012229.594+2.1%$146.75
2013232.957+1.5%$144.64
2014236.736+1.6%$142.33
2015237.017+0.1%$142.16
2016240.007+1.3%$140.39
2017245.120+2.1%$137.46
2018251.107+2.4%$134.18

What things cost in 2013

Item2013 averageLatestChange
dozen large grade-A eggs$1.91$2.27 (September 2026)+19.0%
pound of ground coffee$5.45$9.33 (September 2026)+71.1%
pound of ground beef$3.40$6.79 (September 2026)+99.6%
kilowatt-hour of electricity$0.132$0.196 (September 2026)+48.5%
gallon of whole milk$3.46$4.11 (September 2026)+18.6%
pound of white bread$1.41$1.83 (September 2026)+30.1%
pound of sliced bacon$5.29$6.76 (September 2026)+27.8%
pound of whole chicken$1.50$2.06 (September 2026)+38.0%
pound of cheddar cheese$5.56$6.13 (September 2026)+10.3%
pound of all-purpose flour$0.522$0.545 (September 2026)+4.4%
pound of long-grain white rice$0.724$1.12 (September 2026)+54.4%
pound of white potatoes$0.668$0.989 (September 2026)+48.1%
pound of field-grown tomatoes$1.53$1.99 (September 2026)+30.0%
pound of bananas$0.600$0.656 (September 2026)+9.3%
pound of navel oranges$1.15$1.72 (September 2026)+49.7%
pound of chocolate chip cookies$3.64$5.15 (September 2026)+41.7%

BLS average prices, U.S. city average; a year's figure is the average of its monthly prices.

What has the average inflation rate been since 2013?

2.83% a year, compounded from the middle of 2013 to September 2026: prices are 44.6% higher in all, so a dollar from 2013 is worth $1.45 today.

Where do these numbers come from?

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), all items, U.S. city average, not seasonally adjusted, which runs back to January 1913. A year's figure is the average of its monthly indexes, as BLS computes annual averages; today's figure is the latest month, September 2026, so the answer moves each month when BLS publishes a new CPI.

2012 · Inflation calculator, any month since 1913 · 2014

Source: BLS CPI-U, all items, U.S. city average, not seasonally adjusted (FRED CPIAUCNS); through 2006, BLS's official annual averages. The answer moves each month, when BLS publishes a new CPI.