Edge and Data Plan charge changes

I'm on an existing month-to-month coming off a 2 year agreement with two lines and 10GB data per month at $80. On Feb 4 my daughter (2nd line) went to the Verizon store and moved her line to Edge Plan and the rep set the plan for the 10GB $80/mth for the duration of the agreement (at least that's the way it looks to me from the contract). Feb 4th was the same day for the expiration of the 10GB plan at $80/mth and it's now $100/mth. I've got the first month's bill and see the $80/mth billing and the name is still "MORE EVERY UNL Tlk TXT 10GB".
I am planning on getting a new phone on the primary line (probably the Samsung Galaxy S6) and was looking at the Edge plan vs buying outright the phone.
My question is if the Primary line is setup for Edge (new GS6) will this cause the data plan to reprice at the current rate of $100/mth or will the contract maintain the $80/mth pricing? If it does reprice - then buying outright is a better deal to keep the 10GB plan, at least that's how it looks to me.
Anyone know?
Thanks in advance for any help.

elliew wrote:
" - unless you choose to change your plan."
I understand the plans can continue when not changed.
The question is when changing an out-of-contract line (i.e. month-to-month) to an Edge line - does that constitue a "contract change" that would effect the data plan billing aspect of the bill?
Thus,
a) can I Edge a new phone and keep the 10GB data plan at $80 or
b) must I bring my own phone (i.e. full price buyout) and keep the 10GB data plan at $80.
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