Always break up information. Use meaningful headings, sub-headings and one-level bullet lists.
Why this matters...
Meaningful headings
Headings create an outline for the page, similar to a term paper outline or table of contents.
Sub-headings
Unusual fonts with unnecessary flourishes can be hard to read.
Lists
List structure should be used wherever a logical list is present, and nowhere else.
A heading describes the content that follows it, much like a news headline. When arriving at a new page, sighted users gravitate toward headings to quickly find what they want on the page. Screen reader and other assistive technology users can also skip from heading to heading.