Banks Could Face Billions In Fines Over Foreclosures

Two of the nation's largest banks may face billions in potential fines or enforcement actions from state and federal regulators over allegations of improper foreclosure paperwork.

Wells Fargo & Co. and Bank of America say they're being investigated by several government agencies over their foreclosure practices.

Regulators could seek upward of $20 billion in penalties for problems with the foreclosures, which would come from the Treasury Department and Department of Housing and Urban Development, is still in the works, according to several news reports.

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