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When comparing tenant insurance quotes for her new apartment, Priya discovered that prices varied more than she expected between providers, even for similar coverage. One insurer offered a lower monthly premium but required a higher deductible of eight hundred dollars before any claim would be paid out, while another had a higher premium but a deductible of only two hundred dollars. Both quotes included coverage for theft and fire damage as standard, but only one of the two automatically included water damage from a burst pipe, which Priya considered important given her building's aging plumbing. Neither quote covered damage caused by a flood originating outside the building, such as from heavy rainfall, without an additional add-on purchased separately. Priya also noticed that both insurers offered a small discount if she paid the annual premium in one lump sum rather than monthly.