Jobs that don't pay into Social Security

Jobs that don't pay into Social Security include federal government employees, state and local government workers, and railroad workers. There are many roles in various industries that do not pay into Social Security. Some of these jobs don't do this because they are part of a union or other group that has its own retirement plan (such as a pension), making social security unnecessary. Here are ten examples of jobs and specific workers that do not pay into Social Security:

1. Federal Government Employees

2. State and Local Government Employees

3. Railroad Workers

4. Certain Types of Religious Affiliated Employees

5. Certain Types of Farm Workers

6. Foreign Workers

7. Full-Time Students Who Are Employed During School

8. Certain Types of Business Owners

9. Certain Types of Self-Employed Individuals

10. Federal Civil Service Employees