under the income share agreement at different income levels showing that payments vary with income, or that also compares such periodic payments under the ISA at different income levels with a loan product. (2) In the case of an educational ISA, the following statement: This income share agreement is not a grant or scholarship. If your income is above the Income Threshold, you will have to make payments under this income share agreement. . (3) The following statement: Payments due under this income share agreement are determined by your income. Your payments are calculated using the ISA Payment Calculation Method described in your ISA. The amount you pay may be more than, equal to, or less than the amount financed. . (4) In a series of boxes or other device designed to feature the following information more prominently than elsewhere in the income share agreement disclosures, the following information: (A) The term Amount Financed and the dollar amount of the amount funded, followed by a description that states, The amount of funds you will receive or that will be credited on your behalf. . (B) The term ISA Payment Calculation Method and the following: (i) In the case of an ISA payment calculation method that is a percentage (or schedule of percentages), such percentage (or schedule of percentages) followed by a description that states, The percentage of your income used to calculate your ISA Payment. and, if the ISA payment calculation method is a schedule of percentages, an explanation of where the ISA recipient can learn more about how the ISA recipient’s income percentage is determined. (ii) In the case of an ISA payment calculation method that is a schedule of fixed dollar amounts calculated based on the ISA recipient's income for a payment period, the schedule of fixed amounts (or a reference to the location of the schedule in the ISA) followed by a description that states, The amount of your ISA Payment will vary based on your income. See your ISA for more information. . (C) The term Maximum Number of