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In 1920, £3,000 had significant purchasing power, equivalent to roughly £120,000 to £140,000 today, depending on the method of calculation. It could buy a modest house, a new car, and cover living expenses for a family for several years. Inflation and changes in the economy over the century have greatly altered its value. Thus, while £3,000 in 1920 was substantial, its worth in today's terms demonstrates the impact of inflation over time.

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